Stefan Zoerner wrote:
Emmanuel Lecharny wrote:
Strange. From what I understand of the code - and sure Alex can give
you a better explanation -, there is a 'visit' method in the
NormalizingVisitor which is applied to all the attributes found in a
filter into the NormalizationService.search(). I
Stefan Zoerner a écrit :
Thanks for your reply, Emmanuel! The strange thing is, that even for
"cn", the OID is returned, if I use the eq (=) operator in the leaf.
Only if I use a substr expression like "cn=Tor*", the name "cn" is
returned.
I think that the visitors are not called for Substri
Emmanuel Lecharny wrote:
Strange. From what I understand of the code - and sure Alex can give
you a better explanation -, there is a 'visit' method in the
NormalizingVisitor which is applied to all the attributes found in a
filter into the NormalizationService.search(). It seems that for some
Stefan Zoerner a écrit :
Hi all!
I use ApacheDS 1.0 RC4 and have a question regarding FilterVisitor
from org.apache.directory.shared.ldap.filter, and related stuff.
I have programmed a simple interceptor which determines attribute
types most frequently used in search filters, and periodically
Hi all!
I use ApacheDS 1.0 RC4 and have a question regarding FilterVisitor from org.apache.directory.shared.ldap.filter, and related stuff.
I have programmed a simple interceptor which determines attribute types most
frequently used in search filters, and periodically writes a report about th
