Re: [Zope] LDAP won't work - yes I've applied the patch

2000-10-07 Thread Roman Milner

> "DM" == Dieter Maurer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

DM> Maybe, you can contact the author, or try it yourself.  There
DM> is documentation from Brian decribing what products need to do
DM> in order to be compatible with the new Zope 2.2 security
DM> policy.


DM> Dieter
 

I've already littered the whole ldap productg with
_allow_access_to_unprotected_subobjects=1's, to no avail.  Besides,
with the patch applied, the product claims to work with 2.2. I guess
my next step will be to email the author.

^Roman


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Re: [Zope] LDAP won't work - yes I've applied the patch

2000-10-07 Thread Dieter Maurer

Roman Milner writes:
 > I'm trying to get ldap methods to work with 2.2.2.  I can access the
 > attributes of the objects returned from an ldap method with a python
 > extension fine, but dtml-in'ing the returned list doesn't work. I keep
 > getting an error (traceback below).

 > 

Re: [Zope] LDAP won't work - yes I've applied the patch

2000-10-06 Thread Joachim Werner

I also don't get the LDAP Methods to work, even tried on 2.1.6.
The test tab works as usual, but when I use them in DTML I don't have success
either.

Can anybody who got them working please try to explain the syntax step by step?
The provided examples don't work for me.

That's what I do:

1. I have a working LDAP Connection

2. If I create an LDAP method ("ldapmethod") with the argument "sn" and the
filter "sn=" I get the correct result with the test tab.

3. I try to use the method in DTML:


 , 


This raises an

Error Type: KeyError
Error Value: sn

The strange thing is that the method itselfs seems to work but passes no data:
 
If I just use 


 .


then the number of "." equals the number of entries the method should pass.
Also,  results in things like "[, ]", again
the number of empty elements is correct, they just shouldn't be empty ...

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[Zope] Fwd: [Zope] LDAP won't work - yes I've applied the patch

2000-10-04 Thread zope

Hi.

In deed, I have the same problem.

As an example, my LDAP Method consists of the following filter: uid=*

With the following DTML-method, I'm getting data from my LDAP server.


   
 : 
   


The result contains the attributes with their value from the LDAPserver. 
When I'm trying to get the value of an attribute directly (i.e. with 
), I'm getting the key error.

Any idea?

Marc LUDWIG


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>I'm trying to get ldap methods to work with 2.2.2.  I can access the
>attributes of the objects returned from an ldap method with a python
>extension fine, but dtml-in'ing the returned list doesn't work. I keep
>getting an error (traceback below).
>
>Any ideas?
>
>Thanks,
>^Roman
>
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[Zope] LDAP won't work - yes I've applied the patch

2000-10-04 Thread Roman Milner

I'm trying to get ldap methods to work with 2.2.2.  I can access the
attributes of the objects returned from an ldap method with a python
extension fine, but dtml-in'ing the returned list doesn't work. I keep
getting an error (traceback below).

Any ideas?

Thanks,
^Roman


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