Attributes not allowed!!

Question

Hello!
I'm having a problem when I enter a User using the JNDI, I wonder if anyone in the group could help me!
Well, after suffering a lot (lol), I found a nice tutorial on how to enter data in OpenLDAP as I wanted, which was creating a class that extends the DirContext.
Done that and then be able to insert a User using some standard attributes of ldap, I created a constructor with the fields I wanted to insert. Instantiate all cute, but when I enter, it says that the field can not be included:
LDAP: error code 65 - attribute 'name' not allowed
I went to the attribute in ldap, and saw that it was this:
Used for User object class
It has something to do? I need to do something to say that what I am entering this class inherits User?
Interesting is that if I enter this same object with only the attribute "fax" it works!
Edited by: Hor on 28/10/2010 12:32

Answer 1

Well, after suffering a lot (lol), I found a nice tutorial on how to enter data in OpenLDAP as I wanted, which was creating a class that extends the DirContext.You'll have to explain that to me because I don't understand. If you want an LDAP object with arbitrary attributes, just add extensibleObject to its objectClass attribute. Extending DirContext is a dead-end as far as I can see. You have to add an object factory and all that and you lose the ability to create subcontexts of your own object too.
Done that and then be able to insert a User using some standard attributes of ldapJust create a set of attributes including objectClass={top, person, organizationalPerson, inetOrgPerson} and you're done. Then just use the attributes defined for inetOrgPerson. If you want more, add extensibleObject as above.