On 8/3/06 4:40, Hirmke Michael <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi *, > > what is the best/preferred method for retrieving *all* possible attributes > for an object including all the attributes of both of it's classes superior > and auxiliary classes? Do I really have to query the class, then query for > the next superior class, then query for the attributes of this class and so > on?
Yes. > What about the ditcontentrule method? What is this method supposed to return > in the "aux" element? All of the *possible* aux classes for a given class or > all of it's really assigned aux classes? It should return all of the *allowed* auxiliary object classes for entries using the given structural object class. It'll actually just return whatever the server sends it, but that's how X.501 says DIT content rules work. The list of "really assigned" auxiliary object classes can be determined from the entry's objectClass attribute and a few more schema lookups ;-) Cheers, Chris
