Hi, "Keene Hammond" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Thanks David, a little encouragement is all I needed. Yes thank you David. > How do you currently use LDAP? Through JNDI, Netscape's LDAP JDK, or > perhaps something else? I've been using Netscape's LDAP JDK for educational purposes but lately have begun playing with JNDI. I was surprised to hear your mentioning JNDI doesn't provide the robustness you require as I had hoped to begin doing all of my LDAP work via JNDI because it seems so convenient. > I am interested in what you are looking for. Here is a short listing of > some of the things I would like to have. > anonymous and authenticated connections Yes. This is important to me as well *but* it does raise some issues in regards to how the security works since LDAP servers have their own security mechanism. Perhaps security could be configurable in this regards. > growable and shrinkable pool sizes Yes. > read/write and read only connections Yes. > load-balancing and failover I was of the impression this could be done on the LDAP's end using replication. From the app's perspective, it's just one LDAP server although there might be a load-balancing component between the application server and LDAP. > Support for LDAP, AD, and NDS I'm mostly just interested in LDAP. From what I understand, NDS has an LDAP front end as does AD. > DSML v2 and Soap support would also be nice. This is the first I've heard of DSML and I just looked it up. A SOAP service would be nice but isn't that a job for the app server and not the adapter? The folks over at <http://www.dsmltools.org/> have some GPL/MPL code for working with DSML. Elizabeth ------------------------------------------------------- Sponsored by: ThinkGeek at http://www.ThinkGeek.com/ _______________________________________________ JBoss-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jboss-user
