Hi Matthew,
just to clarify, you're basically trying to download the full schema?
Or just the schema a particular entry?
If the latter, it's a multi-step process; read the entries object
classes, and then look each of those up in turn.
In general, finding 'non-string' attributes is a bit tricky, but not
conceptually hard:
step 1: find object classes
step 2: find all attributes (by looking up the schema)
step 3: look up each attribute syntax (by looking up the schema)
step 4: compare this syntax with the 'standard' string syntaxes (you can
hard code these, they don't usually change); if it isn't one of those it's
'non-string'!
When you look at JX code it can be a little confusing, as we try to
cache a lot of this stuff so that we're not always interrogating the schema
(that's the reason for the slow initial connection; JX slurps down the
schema when we first connect).
Anyway, let me know if this is the sort of thing you're trying to do and
I'll chase down the exact code in JX
- Chris
On 8 November 2012 05:29, Matthew Abbott <dduck1...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Chris,
>
>
> I have emailed you before on my hotmail account (abbo...@hotmail.com)
> but I decided to send from my gmail account.
> Im back to working with the Oracle LDAP schema.
>
> I still have not been able to point it to a DN and get ALL the
> attributes available. Everything I try is getting the attributes that
> have a value assigned to them.
> Also, I wondered if there was a way to go out and list the attributes
> that are binary.
>
> http://docs.oracle.com/javase/jndi/tutorial/ldap/misc/attrs.html
>
> If you scroll down it lists the binary attributes and it says there is
> not a programmatic way to determine if the syntax is nonstring. It
> says The LDAP service provider has a built-in list of attribute names.
> How does one get to this list using Java?
>
> I was looking at your SchemaOps java code, but haven't been successful yet.
>
> Also, as a side note..in the SchemaOps.java the comments for
> getSpecificName() and getTypeName() are the same. Is this correct?
>
> Any help is appreciated, and I appreciate your past help greatly!!
>
> -Matthew
>
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