Advantaged of SUN LDAP Server over OID

Hi all,
Can any body tell me the use of SUN LDAP Server instead of Oracle Directory Server......What all advantages we have to use SUN LDAP Server instead of OID....
Regards
Kumar

If no one tells you can assume there is no advantage, simple.

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Hi,
we have requirement whererin we must create a create group form (custom form) and then update the new group details to the Sun LDAP server. After defining the LDAP Resource, how do I proceed in creating the resource object and configuring the same with the 'create group form ' for updating the necessary attributes in LDAP server.

There is no way to perfrom LDAP authentication using our product without a mapped group. I haven't used it in a while but the Sun LDAP mamagement tools were very straight forward, creating users/groups issn't much trouble
First creat the users and groups wherever in the direcotry, then in the group properties you must make the users members of the groups. Map the groups into BO and your done.
If you wanted someone to setup both your LDAP directory and Business Objects typically a 3rd party professional service may be used. For configuring BO you can open a case with the authentication team in support if stuck. You could get some tips as most of our engineers have set up sun a few times for internal testing.
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Tim

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There is a nice book from Michael Haines and Tom Bialaski: "Solaris and LDAP Naming Services" which contains all you need to configure Directory Server, LDAP, Naming Switch...
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TonyZ
**** Letter ******
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Use another LDAP server (OPENLDAP)

Hi:
I really have to use another ldap server than oid... we have an openldap server (ldap v3) under linux and i want urgently to use it with portal...
Anyone here have implemented portal authentication with Openldap under linux ?
Please tell me the way you do it...
thanks

while debugging wwsso_log$, after creating this procedure in portal_sso:
SQL> CREATE OR replace PROCEDURE debug_print (str VARCHAR2) AS
2 PRAGMA autonomous_transaction;
3 BEGIN
4
5 INSERT INTO wwsso_log$ VALUES
6 (wwsso_log_pk_seq.nextval,
7 substr(str, 1, 1000),
8 sysdate,
9 dbms_session.unique_session_id
10 );
11 /
I have saw these exceptions:
PORTALcncn=orcladmin********cn=Login Server (portal_sso),dc=ipb,dc=ptldap.ccom.ipb.pt389
Unknown exception in auth_ldapORA-06520: PL/SQL: Erroao carregar biblioteca externa
ORA-06522: Unable to load DLL
exception: authenticate user
exception authenticate_user: ORA-06520: PL/SQL: Erroao carregar biblioteca externa
ORA-06522: Unable to load DLL
exception generate_redirect: ORA-06520: PL/SQL: Erroao carregar biblioteca externa
ORA-06522: Unable to load DLL
My steps where all done ok:
SQL> create or replace library auth_ext as 'D:\oracle\ora81\bin\ssoxldap.dll';
2 /
Biblioteca criada.
SQL> commit;
Confirmagco conclumda.
The DLL is there:
Directory of D:\oracle\ora81\bin
02-11-00 02:12 48.128 ssoxldap.dll
1 File(s) 48.128 bytes
55.033.856 bytes free
The LSNRCTL is working
D:\oracle\ora81\bin>lsnrctl status extproc_connection_data.sa.ipb.pt
LSNRCTL for 32-bit Windows: Version 8.1.7.3.0 - Production on 17-MAI-2002 17:00:
50
(c) Copyright 1998 Oracle Corporation. All rights reserved.
A ligar a (DESCRIPTION=(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=IPC)(KEY=EXTPROC0))(CONNECT_DATA=(SID=PLSExtProc)(PRESENTATION=RO)))
STATUS do LISTENER
Pseud=nimo LISTENER
Verspo TNSLSNR for 32-bit Windows: Version 8.1.7.3.0 - Produc
tion
Data de Infcio 17-MAI-2002 14:23:13
Tempo de funcionamento 0 dias 2 hr. 37 min. 37 seg
Nfvel de Diagn=stico off
Seguranta OFF
SNMP OFF
Fich. Parametros Listener D:\oracle\ora81\network\admin\listener.ora
Fich. Diario do Listener D:\oracle\ora81\network\log\listener.log
Resumo dos Servitos...
PLSExtProc has 1 rotinas de tratamento de servito
dbon has 1 rotinas de tratamento de servico
dbon has 2 rotinas de tratamento de servico
and the LDAPSEARCH is also working:
D:\oracle\ora81\bin>ldapsearch -h ldap.ccom.ipb.pt -p 389 -D cn=orcladmin -b "cn=Login Server (portal_sso),dc=ipb,dc=pt" -v "cn=PORTAL"
ldap_open( ldap.ccom.ipb.pt, 389 )
padrpo de filtro: cn=PORTAL
a devolver: ALL
o filtro T: (cn=PORTAL)
cn=PORTAL, cn=Login Server (portal_sso),dc=ipb,dc=pt
sn=PORTAL
cn=PORTAL
userPassword=xxxxxxxxxx
objectClass=top
objectClass=person
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Getting Sun Calendar (csconfigurator.sh/comm_dssetup.pl) - my LDAP server

I currently am trying to install a Sun Calendar server on a CentOS4
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The JCS 5 release notes contain product requirements:
[http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/819-4439/6n6jehs0r?a=view]
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I am using apache-tomcat-7.0.28 and java jdk1.7.0_05
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#### Cannot create service for instance: [cacao.instance.name].
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Hello!
I've got Sun Java™ System Web Server 7.0 installed and Apache Directory Server as LDAP server.
So, the task is -to create/add users to a group (just created or already existent).
When I try to do that, I got only "An error has occured" message and that's all.
What really happens, I cannot understand even from server logs:
here is the screenshot - http://tinyurl.com/34xuw42
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[08/Dec/2010:16:44:03] info ( 8504): for host 127.0.0.1 trying to POST /admingui/admingui/editGroupDialog, service-j2ee reports:
java.lang.NullPointerException
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What I am doing wrong?
Please, help.

You can configure a LDAP authentication database. Once you have configured it, you will be able to see users and groups contained in the configured ldap store.
Select a web instance configuration and select the Access Control tab. Under the Authentication Database sub tab create a new Authentication Database and select as database type LDAP Server. Make sure you provide as a bind dn a user that has sufficient permissions to read user and group entries.
Once that is done and you applied the changes, you will be able to select your LDAP server as an Authentication Database under the Users and Groups sub tabs.

Where is the LDAP server in Suns Webserver?

Attempting to run Sun's j2ee tutorial on Windows XP, specifically:
C:\Sun\j2eetutorial14\doc\index.html
Chapter 33: The Java Message Service API
A Simple Example of Synchronous Message Receives
I was under the impression that the JMS info entered in the Application Server Admin Console was going into an LDAP repository; presumably part of the Application Server. Specifically the stuff under the JMS tab eg., JMS connection Factories. However there is no server listening on port 389 where I expect an LDAP server. When I try to run the example it complains:
C:\Sun\j2eetutorial14\examples\jms\simple>appclient -client SimpleProducer.jar jms/Topic topic 3
Destination name is jms/Topic, type is topic
Could not create get Environmentjavax.naming.NameNotFoundException: jms not found
Which figures if it can't find the LDAP server.
So my question is: what the heck is going on?
Adam.

Ali,
As applmgr user, source the application env file and issue "echo $IAS_ORACLE_HOME", this should point to the directory where Apache files are installed (for example, apache executable file under bin directory).
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Sun LDAP to SQL server provisiong

I am a new to Sun IDM.
I am planning to use Sun IDM for a simple provisioning requirement. We have all our external (yahoo, hotmail type) users in our sun LDAP and need to be synced (one way) to a sql server based on certain group type. So far from sun documentation I could figure out that I have to
(1) switch on retro change log of source LDAP.
(2) configure a active sync adapter.
However, I am not sure where to start. I just configured the source LDAP as a resource and did a (full reconciliation) from it. Here are my questions.
(1) should I configure the source LDAP user as "service Provider User " OR "Identity Manager User". Asking since, the users are outsider, not our employee.
(2) After the "Load from Resource" operation I see list of accounts pulled from the LDAP. However, I don't see any other attributes other than userId (account Id) in the "List Account" page. do I have to customize the ../accout/List.jsp page ?
(3) what are the next high level tasks to sync the changes to a sql server ?
Thanks!

Thank You Roman, Looks like I need some more spoon feedings to overcome the initial learning curve.
I did what you suggested. Created two resources (Ldap & SQL Server). I could load the accounts from the LDAP resources. Now I wanted to do the followings:-
(A) Load users from Ldap to Sql server based on the filter say "userAssociation=Finance", where 'userAssociatation' is custom attributes in the LDAP for the user object.
(B) Continue the above said provisioning for all new users from Ldap.
I tried to Edit "Synchronization Policy" for SQLServer resource. My question is,
(1) Where in the "Edit synchronization policy" screen I can mention the rule "userAssociation=Finance" ?
(2) I have enabled the "Retro Changelog Plugin" for the LDAP. Do I have to mention this somewhere for this Ldap to SQLServer provisioning ?
Thanks!
Kabi

Error : LDAP Server down connecting OID

Hi friends,
I have installed Infrastructure 10g, When I try to connect to OID it says LDAP server is downand not running.
Earlier, I added one server with name as my system name and it worked and today it is not working. I want to know Where this LDAP server is and hw we can start it.

Hi friends,
I have installed Infrastructure 10g, When I try to connect to OID it says LDAP server is downand not running.
Earlier, I added one server with name as my system name and it worked and today it is not working. I want to know Where this LDAP server is and hw we can start it.

OID사용시 LDAP SERVER의 IP ADDRESS 및 PORT 변경시 절차 (OID 9.0이상)

제품 : ORACLE SERVER
작성날짜 : 2004-07-30
OID사용시 LDAP SERVER의 IP ADDRESS 및 PORT 변경시 절차 (OID 9.0이상)
========================================================
PURPOSE
OID를 사용하는 경우 경우에 따라 ldap data가 저장된 시스템, 혹은 ldap process가
구동되는 시스템의 ip나 hostname이 변경되거나 혹은 oid service를 위한 port번호를
수정해야할 필요가 있다. 이러한 경우의 조치 방법을 정리한다.
Explanation
1. hostname 및 ip address 변경
OID는 hostname이나 ip address와의 dependency가 존재하지 않는다.
단지 oid관련 process와 ldap db를 stop한 상태에서 ip address를 변경하고
다시 start하기만 하면 된다.
단, ldap process를 start시킬때 ldap db와 연결하기 위해 sqlnet을 이용하는 경우,
즉, oidctl과 oidmon command에서 connect option을 지정하는 경우 connect=부분에
지정된 connect string에 대한 system information은 수정이 필요하다.
이것은 일반적인 sqlnet이용시 ip변경 방법으로, db가 위치한 곳의
listener.ora와 client (이 경우는 ldap process가 구동되는 쪽)의
tnsnames.ora내에 host=부분이 ip address로 지정된 경우 변경된
정보에 맞게 수정하면 된다.
2. oid port변경
(1) default configset의 port변경
먼저 기존의 port를 이용해 OID manager에 연결한다.
'서버 관리'->'디렉토리 서버'-> '기본 구성 집합' 선택 후 나타나는 오른쪽
화면에서 일반사항/SSL 설정 tab을 선택하여 원하는 port로 기본 구성 집합을
수정한다.
수정 후 ldap process를 stop시킨 상태에서 oidctl, oidmon command를 이용하여
새로 ldap process를 start시키면 변경된 port로 서비스가 된다.
(2) 추가적인 configset등록
기존 port를 이용해 oid manager에 연결한다.
'서버 관리'->'디렉토리 서버'-> '기본 구성 집합' 부분에 mouse를 두고 mouse의
오른쪽 button을 click후 '다음과 같이 생성' 을 선택한다.
'구성집합1' 과 같은 이름으로 새로운 구성집합이 생성되면 구성집합1을 선택후,
오른쪽 화면에서 일반사항과 SSL설정에 대해서 원하는 port를 지정한다.
ldap process를 모두 stop한 상태에서, oidctl, oidmon command를 이용하여
다시 ldap process를 start시키는데 oidctl command시 configset option을
지정한다. configset은 default인 기본구성집합에 대해서는 0값을 가지며,
예를 들어 구성집합1을 이용하는 경우, configset=1로 지정한다.
oidctl command의 예는 다음과 같다.
oidctl start server=oidldapd instance=1 configset=1
수정된 내용이 잘 반영되었는지를 확인하려면, oidctl start 후 ldap db내의
ods.ods_process table을 조회해 보거나, 혹은 다음과 같이 ldap bind를 통해 변경된
port로 oid가 서비스 되는지 확인해 볼 수 있다.
D:\ora9i\bin>ldapbind -h 152.69.45.201 -p 4032
bind successful
Reference Documents
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Over-riding the class javax.faces.context.FacesContext: SUN App Server 9.1

The method to over ride the faces context has changed between SUN Application Server 8.2 and 9.1, as a result the instructions which were previously provided on the MyFaces wiki (http://wiki.apache.org/myfaces/Installation_and_Configuration) no longer work. What I am looking for is instructions that will allow me to use our own faces jars and not (javaee.jar) which is provided as part of the application server.
What I need to do is to get Sun Application Server 9.1 to allow me to over ride the faces context /javax/faces/context/ with that from my local jars, in version 8.X the following steps were enough:
Start 8.X instructions:
1. Change the config security file so that MyFaces <http://wiki.apache.org/myfaces/MyFaces> can delete it's temporary files.
Change permission
    java.io.FilePermission <http://wiki.apache.org/myfaces/FilePermission> "<<ALL FILES>>", "read,write";to
java.io.FilePermission <http://wiki.apache.org/myfaces/FilePermission> "<<ALL FILES>>", "read,write,delete";2. Prevent the sun reference implementation from being used
In your WEB-INF, create a sun-web.xml file containing
    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
    <sun-web-app>
    <class-loader delegate="false"/>
    </sun-web-app>3. That way, myfaces classes will be loaded instead of Sun RI ones.
And prevent MyFaces <http://wiki.apache.org/myfaces/MyFaces> from loading the Sun RI context listener
By creating in your webapp a "fake"
com.sun.faces.config.ConfigureListener
<http://wiki.apache.org/myfaces/ConfigureListener> that will be loaded BEFORE the sun RI one's.
The war file I am making available as a test case has just such a file in my case it is called fakefaces.jar
End instructions for 8.2
However these steps have changed for version 9.1 as following the exact same procedures does not result in the Application Server using the correct jars, the following is a test using a simple find.jsp, notice how Application Server 9.1 is still using the default jars and not the ones shipping with included as part of my testApp.
Within the war file is a jsp called find.jsp using this I can check which jar file file is being used for any class in my case I'm interested in the the /javax/faces/context/FacesContext.class, in 9.1 it always uses teh copy from javaee.jar and never teh local copy:
For example running: http://<ip address>:<port>/test/find.jsp?class=javax.faces.context.FacesContext
Version 9.1 returns: file:/u01/software/Apps/SunAppServer9.1/lib/javaee.jar!/javax/faces/context/FacesContext.class
Version 8.2 returns: file:/u01/software/Apps/SunAppServer8.2/domains/domain1/applications/j2ee-apps/TestApp/test_war/WEB-INF/lib/myfaces-api.jar!/javax/faces/context/FacesContext.class
Hence 9.1 is still using the copy provided by SUN and not our copy.
The code for find.jsp is:
<%
    String className = request.getParameter("class");
    Class theClass;
    try
        theClass = Class.forName(className);
        java.net.URL url = theClass.getResource("/" + theClass.getName().replace('.', '/') + ".class");
        out.println(url.getFile());
    catch (ClassNotFoundException e)
        // TODO Auto-generated catch block
        out.println(e);
%>-------------------------------------------------
Any idea how to over-ride the FacesContext class in version 9.1 to allow for similar functionality as 8.X
Thanks,
ERIC GANDT

Alright, I've narrowed it down to my Customization Class. I attempted to have my customization class PortalCC in a JAR file, excluded it from the WAR file and added the JAR in the lib directory of the EAR file, as described on:
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E23943_01/web.1111/e16272/deploy_java_ee_app.htm#CHDGGFEB

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