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Martin Kufner �0: | Hi! | | In the moment there is a possibility to export complete address-books to | ldif. | | As a low hanging fruit, it could be 'easy to implement' to make a | cut-and paste between address-books and ldap-directories. | | The user adds a card in the address-book. | Then he moves the card to the ldap-directory. | | This will export the card to ldif, and will try to add/modify it in the | BaseDN of the directory. | If the mozilla-scheme is not available, there is a second try with the | inetOrgPerson-scheme. If none of this works out it returns the | error-message. | | I've not seen the sources, but that can be a quick approach for adding | an write-functionality. I'm sure you didn't really read the sources :)
This mathode is more complicated than just a direct bind on the LDAP server and giving out the command to write on it.
have a look on the this pages about how LDAP is use in programming. http://docs.sun.com/source/816-5616-10/index.html
And you will see why I say direct communicating with the server and write it will be simple than the way you say.
If you have some other objectionn in your mind, Please we are waiting :)
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