I am still having trouble even creating attributes. I go into schema editor, and I create a new schema called uuid-schema. I add an attribute called uuid with my desired properties. I then create an auxiliary objectclass called uuid-class. The attributes are optional uuid. I think export this as apacheds file. Then I go back to my LDAP browser and import LDIF and get the file.
It successfully adds the schema to the ou=schema section in LDAP but I cannot view either the object class nor the attribute in the schema browser. Am I doing something wrong? How can I start using this new attribute when I can't find it anywhere? Thanks in advance, Kevin On Wed, Aug 10, 2011 at 10:31 AM, Pierre-Arnaud Marcelot <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Kevin, > > How about defining an auxiliary object class which contains this UUID > attribute (either as a mandatory or optional attribute type)? > > This would allow you to add the UUID attribute to any entry (after adding the > new object class to the 'objectClass' attribute of the entry of course). > > This way you don't have to modify any existing class hierarchy. > > Hope this helps, > Pierre-Arnaud > > On 10 août 2011, at 16:23, Kevin Hamilton wrote: > >> Hello everyone, >> >> I am somewhat new to ApacheDS, but I was wondering if anyone could >> help me with creating attributes that can be used by everything. >> >> I would like to have every record contain a uuid attribute. How would >> I go about creating a UUID attribute and making it "useable" by all >> objectclasses? >> >> Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks! >> >> - Kevin > >
