So after a little irc chat with <elecharny> and <kayyagari> (thank you guys!) I found out that the way to go would be to implement a custom partition. According to <elecarny> this not so easy and may take some time to implement. Hopefully he will find some time this weekend to write and upload a sample partition implementation that i can use as a starting point. I also got to know that some guys have already done something similar for oracle years ago(carefull! outdated), and that it is still somewhere in a branch (maybe you know where?). Since basically i just want to do some authentication an alternative would be, to write an authenticator that delegates the authentication to the DB (Should take about 2 days according to elecarny)
Am 06.06.2013 um 14:00 schrieb Giancarlo Dessena <[email protected]>: > Hello everybody, > > I have to anticipate that I'm pretty new to LDAP and apacheDS, > so please forgive me if I'm not using the right wording and/or have > misunderstood some of the concepts. > Now to my problem: > I have an external database, which contains users that have to be integrated > into LDAP. > I want to achieve this without having to import them to the LDAP database > Example: > ROOT > | > `ou=externalUsers > [0..100] <-------(Read from external Database) > > What is the ideal way to achieve this? > > > Greetings > > > Carlo
