I believe that the LDAP Security Service implementation in Turbine is broken.
-Kurt On Fri, 24 May 2002, Brian Topping wrote: > Greetings, > > I'm looking to build a portal Jetspeed, and of course ran into Turbine as I started >getting my head around the pieces parts. Wow, yummy! Nice work! > > Can I ask some questions of the experts that are on this list? If any of these are >covered elsewhere, a simple "RTFM" as a response would be very helpful so I know to >do more digging. But I think I am at a place where things mostly fit and I want to >get experiences from those that have done this or something similar before. For the >purposes here, please forget that I want to use Jetspeed, at this point I'm simply >evaluating Turbine on JBoss 3.0. > > 1) Most of my application model is going to be implemented as EJBs under JBoss 3.0. >Once I have the stub for the EJB, I should be able to just plug this in as my bean to >Velocity, right? > > 2) I haven't had a chance yet to closely examine the installation docs, but have >looked a bit at the JavaDocs for SecurityService. If I understand this correctly, >it's possible to deploy Turbine using the LDAPSecurityService and have a system that >reads/writes changes to something like OpenLDAP. If that is true, I will use the >LDAP analog in JBoss for my EJB security, thereby normalizing the security storage, >even at some possible expenditure to normalize the schemas between the code bases. >Sound reasonable? > > 3) With my model completely implemented as EJB (and using XDoclet generated CMP), my >model should be completely detached from any dependency on JDBC -- all database >access will be through the EJB container. The SecurityService will be through LDAP. >Are there other significant dependencies on the database that I need to be aware of? >I've looked through all the other service descriptions on the 2.x docs and couldn't >find anything. > > 4) Am I significantly missing the boat on anything? > > Thanks a bunch for any input!!! > > Brian > > -- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
