Hi Robin,
there is no bug in apacheds with adding your own partition :-)
first: did you really made the changes like shown in the example? did
you added a ref bean entry in contextPartitionConfigurations with your
partitions id, like seen in the example?
second: is it sure that there is no misspelling between
contextPartitionConfigurations bean entry and the id in your partition?
third: what do you see, when you try to bind to your apacheds ldap? do
you see as root entries ou=schema or ou=system?
fourth: can you bind to the ldap server? is it really running? what
does the apacheds-rolling.log logfile say?
fifth: from your server.xml file paste the
contextPartitionConfigurations section and your own partition
configuration.
Greetings
Markus
Zitat von robin bajaj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I am trying to do the following
Adding your own partition resp.
suffix<http://directory.apache.org/apacheds/1.0/14-basic-configuration-tasks.html#1.4.Basicconfigurationtasks-Addingyourownpartitionresp.suffix>
by following this section in apacheds 1.x user's guide
http://directory.apache.org/apacheds/1.0/14-basic-configuration-tasks.html#1.4.Basicconfigurationtasks-Addingyourownpartitionresp.suffix
I make the changes in the conf/server.xml file and restart the server. But I
still don't see it pick up my changes.
I have tried using both softerra ldap browser and jxplorer ldap client (with
the same results.)
is it a known bug in apacheds or is there something wrong that I am doing in
this case,
my OS is windowsXP.
thanks in advance for any helpful pointers,
robin
