Kevin Kovach wrote:
I've run into this error trying to add a new index for a custom attribute.
Are you saying here that custom attributes cannot be indexed?
Also, this NPE still seems to be present in 1.5.4 I looked in JIRA and did
not see a bug report for it. I would be happy to fill one out if you
believe it has not been fixed? Thanks.
- Kevin
On Wed, Nov 26, 2008 at 8:47 AM, Emmanuel Lecharny <[email protected]>wrote:
[email protected] wrote:
Hi,
Hi,
I seem to be having problems with the performance of my LDAP repository.
This is my first play with LDAP, so please excuse my complete "novicedom".
I'm hoping either you can help me or point me out the way to find help... I
don't seem to be getting the information I need on the apacheDS site (or
google for that matter)....
I am running ApacheDS 1.5.0.
You should switch to 1.5.4. 1.5.0 is pretty old and buggy ...
I have created a schema/heirarchy using the attached LDIF files. I have an
application which is inserting the "PAMUser" class, and this works
successfully many times. However after adding just a few thousand entries
the performance slows down to being unusable. I need to be able to add the
order of hundreds of thousands of entries.
That should not be a problem.
Obvious solution (to me anyway) is to add an index. I have attempted to
add an index in my server.xml by doing the following:
<snip/>
The 'userName' is not a default attributyeType. Only attributeType can be
indexed. However, you should not get a NPE, so I suggest you check if you
still get a NPE with 1.5.4, and if so, fill a JIRA.
If you have created a specific schema, it would be usefull to tell us how
you created it, and to give us its content.
Ok, that was easy : you can't create an index on an attribute which
does not define an Equality matching rule. Sadly, we don't test that
this mathcing rule does not exist, and we assume it exists, leading to a
NPE when trying to use it...
It will be fixed quickly.
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cordialement, regards,
Emmanuel Lécharny
www.iktek.com
directory.apache.org
