I do not see an error. Both .ldif files import without throwing an exception, but I do not see the administrativeRole entry under my partition in the Studio. I typically right-click on my partition entry and then select Fetch-->Fetch Operational Attributes to expose its presence. When I add administrativeRole via Studio, it appears below my partition's existing attributes. But in this case it is not there. Furthermore, LdifFileLoader.execute() returns 0 when importing my "actions" .ldif, which indicates that no changes were introduced during the import.
> Date: Tue, 24 Feb 2015 19:54:07 +0100 > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: ldif import works in studio, fails with LdifFileLoader > > Le 24/02/15 19:30, Michael Perelman a écrit : > > I looked at the issue that you have opened on this matter, and it seems to > > suggest that the workaround entails splitting the .ldif file into two .ldif > > files -- one for content and another for actions. I i went ahead and > > isolated the following entry into its own separate .ldif file: > > > > dn: dc=mycompany,dc=com > > changetype: modify > > add: administrativeRole > > administrativeRole: accessControlSpecificArea > > > > But that still does not add administrativeRole to my partition. Could you > > please provide a more detailed description of the workaround? Thanks! > > What's the error you get ? Or is it that you don't see the > administrativeRole attribute ? If so, this is plain normal, it's an > operational attribute, you have to specify that you want it back when > you do a search. >
