Peter, thank you very much for you response!
You described everything perfectly!
I have already implemented client side filtering as you described, so I will
stay with that solution.
Alina.
On 5/3/07, Peter Gietz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Alina,
I suppose the use case is that users (of your customer) want to have
such a thing. In Germany there are e.g. Names that sound similar and are
only different in one character, e.g.:
"Mayer" vs "Meyer" where you want to search "M?yer".
This of course can be done via * ("M*yer") only that you would also
get "Mohandas Iyer" .
The LDAP protocol has no such thing as ?, so you would have to implement
it in the client interface, i.e search "M*yer" and then filter the
results within your own application logic (e.g. in a webgateway) for
"M?er" before displaying the reduced result set to the user.
Cheers,
Peter
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