Hi, > From: Chris Ridd [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] [...] > > 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.
8-( [...] > 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 ;-) 8-(( Thx for your answer. Though it is not, what I wanted to hear, I have to live with this fact. > > Cheers, > > Chris > > Bye. Michael.
