Hi guys,

we currently have a shared-ldap-jndi module containing two classes :
- JndiUtils
- UniversalContextFactory

The fist one of those class is duplicated in shared-ldap, as we need many of the methods it contains for the SP sub-system. We can't remove it from shared-ldap, as shared-ldap-jndi depends on shared-ldap.

I'm now wondering if it makes sense to have a separate module for JNDI, and if it wouldn't be better to merge it back into shared-ldap ?

I'm just asking as I'm trying to solve https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DIRSHARED-67. The fact is that we still need JNDI inside the server, and we won't be able soon to get totally rid of it.

thoughts ?

PS : Even if one thinks we should keep the module separated, I'll remove the JndiUtils class from it as it's a complete duplication from the one we have in shared-ldap.

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Regards,
Cordialement,
Emmanuel Lécharny
www.iktek.com

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