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Anja_Schulz
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Friday, July 26, 2002 03:52 PM
Hi jGurus! I want to store the information about JDBC datasources on an iPlanet Directory Server (LDAP), and not in the local filesystem. Let's say I want to bind my Datasource "testDS" on that LDAP server. I know that this works: ctx.bind("cn=testDS, ou=jdbc", myDataSource); The following code does NOT work for my setup: ctx.bind("jdbc/testDS", myDataSource); javax.naming.InvalidNameException: [LDAP: error code 34 - failed to add RDN values]; However, all JDBC tutorials that I have seen so far do only suggest the "/" syntax to delimit entries, in order to provide a standard i
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Hi jGurus!
I want to store the information about JDBC datasources on an iPlanet Directory Server (LDAP), and not in the local filesystem. Let's say I want to bind my Datasource "testDS" on that LDAP server.
I know that this works:
ctx.bind("cn=testDS, ou=jdbc", myDataSource);
The following code does NOT work for my setup:
ctx.bind("jdbc/testDS", myDataSource);
javax.naming.InvalidNameException:
[LDAP: error code 34 - failed to add RDN values];
However, all JDBC tutorials that I have seen so far do only suggest the "/" syntax to delimit entries, in order to provide a standard interface no matter what service provider is used. IS THAT POSSIBLE ON AN LDAP SERVER?? If yes, how?
Thank you for your advice!!
-- Anja :-)
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