my last gig was senior DBA at an internet travel shop,
and we used LDAP to authenticate users. Since it is
really just a glorified list sitting in memory, it is
perfectly suited to small, straightforward uses such
as this.
We did not use oracle LDAP, but another vendor that I
can't remember.
thanks! that's pretty much the way we want to use it as well, for a
universal login across any of our websites. Sun has an LDAP that we are
looking at as well. The plus is, it's free. and we don't need another
oracle license etc etc etc
and even better, it wouldn't be MY responsibility to
free is good, especially when it comes to ldap and
beer.
;)
jack
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thanks! that's pretty much the way we want to use it
as well, for a
universal login across any of our websites. Sun has
an LDAP that we are
looking at as well. The plus is,
Jack,
What was the internet travel company?
Regards,
Larry G. Elkins
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my last gig was senior DBA at an internet travel
shop,
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Oracle LDAP is free if you have purchased the full-blown version of iAS.
Ian MacGregor
Stanford Linear Accelerator Center
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One of the users here came to me to talk about
we aren't using iAS.
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Oracle LDAP is free if you have purchased the full-blown version of
iAS.
Ian MacGregor
Stanford Linear Accelerator Center
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XXtra online, owner of powertrip and MyTrip. Yet
another failed dotcom in the vast wasteland of free
money and no management to speak of.
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Jack,
What was the internet travel company?
Regards,
Larry G. Elkins
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Very briefly, we found:
a) it works fine
b) its a pain to setup since the doco (at 8i) was
scant to say the least
c) the error handling was poor, namely, every kind of
error gave a generic An error has occurred type of
message
So there is some short term pain, but once its done,
it works well
No, but I'd also be mighty interested to hear about the details. My
problem here is that I've got a couple of applications (heck, most of the
applications - including all the Oracle ones) that are not LDAP compliant.
Most have their own internal security setup.
David A. Barbour
Oracle DBA, OCP
iPlanet are what's left of Netscape Corporation's server products group,
after they were eaten by the unholy alliance of Sun and AOL. They had an
application server (Netscape App Server, nee Kiva plus LiveWire) which
used a mysterious combination of C++ and JavaScript to create
AppLogic(tm). It
Stephane,
This was very interesting...I am still
perking on this...i have looked at
the dbmsldap package, and admit to some
ignoranceit seems that this PL/SQL
package is good for making calls to
OID (Oracle's LDAP) but I do not
see how these package calls could be
used to access the
I wouldn't look for it anytime soon. I recently spoke to the
OID product manager about this issue, and he not only held
out no hope for this, he asserted that the correct
approach was to use meta-directory technology to sync OID
with iPlanet.
He also told me that the LDAP standards are a bit
I work for a consulting firm that specializes
in iPlanet offerings.
iPlanet offers a web server, application server,
and LDAPand more.
See http://www.iplanet.com/
Somewhat in competition? At my firm, they
are in direct competition. I am presenting
Oracle 9iAS this Friday to the group, to
Mohan, Ross wrote:
Anyone have any idea when/if the Net8 clients will
support/interface with Netscape/iPlanet LDAP offerings?
Any thoughts welcome...!
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Ross,
I don't
Dave Morgan wrote:
Hi all,
OID is not worth the hassle of installing, but, has
anyone used a regular LDAP server to hold Oracle
database information? Details would be appreciatted.
TIA
Dave
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What do
Four years ago, I worked on a project to publish employee/people data sourced in
Oracle to Netscape LDAP. We first mapped our relational data to V3
objectclasses attributes, and defined our own objectclasses attributes as
needed. Then we created a table that held: primary_key table_name
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