JNDI and LDAP Results

I have also posted this on Novell forums and it seems to only happen when the LDAP target is eDirectory.
I am writing a JAVA program that uses JNDI to access LDAP data sources and I have run into an interesting problem when accessing eDirectory. The issue is that when I query on objects that involve a multivalue attribute and that multivalue attribute contains a large number of values then I appear to be getting back multiple records in my JNDI result set. For example, when I am going after an object in the LDAP Directory that is a "group" and there is a multivalue object within that record called "member" and if there are large number of member values (say 30,000 or so) then I will get multiple results in the JNDI Result set for the same DN value. The first record will contain all the normal attributes plus the first 650 or so member attribute values. Subsequent records will contain only the member attribute with more values. Each record is assciated with the same DN value. When I do the same type of thing going against an Active Directory the member attribute will be returned with an id of "member;range=0-1499" indicating that a range retrieval is required to get the remaining attributes BUT with AD I only get a single record back in the result set and it is up to my code to make the appropriate calls to get the remaining records. I can understand that each LDAP provider may have a different implementation for this type of large multivalue attribute issue but I have not been able to figure out in the case of eDirectory who is doing this "chunking" of values and how it can be detected or controlled. Can anyone provide me some help understanding how this data is being returned from eDirectory? I have not been able to find an explanation doing searches on JNDI or eDirectory that explains this behavior. In the testing I have done and looking at the TCP/IP dumps it would appear that JNDI is breaking the result coming from LDAP into multiple SearchResult entries. As mentioned, each SearchResult enties contains about 650 of the multi-valued attribute results which total about 20,000 bytes of information. Whoever is doing this knows the data is for the same DN value as the DN returned for all records by SearchResult.getObject()).getNameInNamespace() is the same.

Curious if you ever came across a good solution for this?
I'm running up against essentially the same thing; I have an application that needs to traverse potentially tens of thousands of entries within a given search base. Sort order is unimportant, speed is important. Having the directory administrator create vlv indexes is a non-starter.
I did notice that I could have it sort on any attribute, even an attribute not in the schema (e.g., "hooHahFoo"), and get the same performance. Also noted that sorting by "dn" is broken in DS5.1, not in DS5.2.

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Hello,
I working to move an application off of Novell eDirectory onto Microsoft AD. The program successfully binds to AD, the search filter executes correctly and the attributes are returned as expected. However, the final call to searchResults.hasMore() is not returning! In other words, the final call, which should return false, is not returning at all.
Any ideas?
-Bryan
try
hashtable = null;
hashtable = new Hashtable();
hashtable.put("java.naming.ldap.version", "3");
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hashtable.put(Context.SECURITY_CREDENTIALS, passwd);
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surNames.add((String)(attrs.get("sn").get()));
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finally
try {ctx.close();}
catch (Exception e) {}
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I'll take a bit of a stab at this, although your code sample seems to have some typos, missing a few braces and few catches.
Anyway, there are some subtle differences between the behaviour of AD and other LDAP directories. One is that by default AD limits the number of objects that can be returned in a LDAP query to 1000. I think I described this in the post JNDI, Active Directory, Paging and Range Retrieval available at http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=578347&tstart=0
Also there are differences in the behaviour of Enumeration.hasMore & Enumeration.hasMoreElements, Enumeration.hasMore throws exception s and will not return false, whereas hasMoreElements does not throw an exception and will return false. Have a look at http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.3/docs/api/javax/naming/NamingEnumeration.html
So I'll assume that AD is causing an exception to be thrown, perhaps a SizeLimitExceededException or PartialResultsException.
Either process the exception, or use hasMoreElements instead.

JNDI and LDAP

Hi,
I'm trying to get an InitialLdapContext object to work with LDAP.
Currently I am able to do that by using:
HashTable env = new HashTable();
env.put(Context.INITIAL_CONTEXT_FACTORY, ...);
env.put(Context.PROVIDER_URL, ...);
env.put(Context.REFERRAL, "ignore");
env.put(Context.SECURITY_AUTHENTICATION, "simple");
env.put(Context.SECURITY_PRINCIPAL, ...);
env.put(Context.SECURITY_CREDENTIALS, ...);
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I would like to know if it is possible to avoid specifying the 'Context.SECURITY_...' items in the code by using the values specified in the server configuration (console).
I was told to use JNDI lookup. Any ideas?
Thanks in advance,
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Problem with ADS and LDAP

Problem with ADS and LDAP
I have installed Win2000 + sp1 and ADS on a computer. This computer is PDC.
After connection via LDAP I cann't get any object ( users or goups etc. ).
I try connect to ADS by java ( JNDI ).
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my e-mail: [email protected]

Thanks a lot.
Softerra's browser is really good.
Thanks
Rashmi
"Anant Kadiyala" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
I used Softerra's LDAP browser. The browser is free. There is also a
java baded
LDAP browser from Univ of Michigan. I found the Softerra browser to be
more easier
to use.
-anant
"rashmi" <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi,
Can you please let me know which exact ADS tool that you used to examine
the
DN. I have Active Directory Users and Computers, Sites and Servicesand
Domain
and Trusts installed on my machine but I am not able to figure out how
to get
the DN?
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Rashmi
for Stephen Davies <[email protected]> wrote:
Grzegorz,
I have had WLS6.1 & ADS working ok using LDAP V2. Mind you it did take
a
fair bit of messing around to get it going. MS does have a few oddities,
for example the Administrators DN might look something like this:
cn=Administrator,cn=Users,dc=eglobal,dc=net
One tool that I found invaluable came with the additional support tools
for Windows 2000. The 'Active Directory Administration Tool' made it
easy to list the directory contents and examine the DNs.
Regards,
Steve
Stephen Davies
Principal Consultant
eGlobal Services Pty. Ltd.
Sydney, Australia
Ph. +61 2 9283 1033
http://www.eglobal.net/

Help please: re proper use of JNDI and Directory services

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Forte Classic and LDAP

Greetings,
I am in the process of assessing the amount of effort to have a Forte
application interface with Netscape's Directory Server. I know that the
Directory Server has a C SDK so a wrapper is possible. Has anyone else
attempted this using a C wrapper or otherwise?
Thanks in advance,
Phil

We have used the Netscape Directory SDK for C Version 3.0 and have written
and compiled some Digital Unix C code that calls out to the Netscape LDAP
shared library. We then built a Forte wrapper around this code and can now
call out from Forte to LDAP and get authentication results back etc.
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crashing. So I have altered the way forte compiles partitions / libraries
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compiling my C code, the forte library and the forte partition as 32 bit.
Cheers Dave.
At 04:06 PM 11/19/99 +0100, you wrote:
We built a Forté wrapper for a c API that implements the interface for an
Ldap client.
We download the documentation about Ldap c API from the Internet Engineering
Task Force and the Ldap Libraries from the University of Michigan.
We use the document rfc1823 that now is considered obsolete but the Ldap
Libraries delivered by the University of michigan were built using this
standard.
Feel free to contact me if you need some more information.
Hope this help.
Cheers, Max.
Massimiliano Delsante
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Data: venerdì 19 novembre 1999 15.52
Oggetto: (forte-users) Forte Classic and LDAP
Greetings,
I am in the process of assessing the amount of effort to have a Forte
application interface with Netscape's Directory Server. I know that the
Directory Server has a C SDK so a wrapper is possible. Has anyone else
attempted this using a C wrapper or otherwise?
Thanks in advance,
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GSSAPI JNDI and Windows 2000

Hello,
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try
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lc.login ();
Subject.doAs (lc.getSubject (), new SimpleAction ());
lc.logout ();
catch (LoginException e)
System.err.println (e.getMessage ());
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DirContext ctx = new InitialDirContext (env);
do something interesting
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GSSAPI
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Regards

I hope that this helps. Now I am on to seeing about
GSSYes, how did you go with the GSS? I cannot get it to work.
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My errors start as follows:
... [authentication info before this]
Credentials acquireServiceCreds: same realm
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EType: sun.security.krb5.internal.crypto.DesCbcMd5ETypejavax.naming.AuthenticationException: GSSAPI. Root exception is com.sun.securit
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at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0(Native Method)
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at sun.reflect.DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.java:25)
at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:324)
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FS Context
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$JAVA_HOME/jre/lib/ext directory, you need to take no further action."
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made the variable "$JAVA_HOME" point to that directory, in which I put all of the jar files from those
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ref13E,
I think it's not because of the jdk. I use jdk1.4 and get the same exception.
Wht is the LDAP server that you use? We use AD.
Regards,
George

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v_sales_format_tab   nb_tab_storedata;
FUNCTION sales_data_by_format_gen (
      key_value         IN       VARCHAR2,
      l_to_date         IN       DATE DEFAULT SYSDATE-1,
      l_from_date       IN       DATE DEFAULT TRUNC (SYSDATE, 'YYYY')
      RETURN nb_tab_storedata;
I have a PLSQL function .. that will return table ..
when i use this in sql developer it is working fine....
select * from table (NB_SALES_DATA.sales_data_by_format_gen('TSC',
                                    '05-Aug-2012',
                                    '01-Aug-2012') )
it returning table format record.
I am not able to call from VO object. ...
Hope you can help me .. please tell me step by step process...
protected Object callStoredFunction(int sqlReturnType, String stmt,
Object[] bindVars) {
System.out.println("--> 1");
CallableStatement st = null;
try {
st = getDBTransaction().createCallableStatement("begin ? := " +"NB_SALES_DATA.sales_data_by_format_gen('TSC','05-Aug-2012','01-Aug-2012') ; end;", 0);
System.out.println("--> 2");
st.executeUpdate();
System.out.println("--> 3");
return st.getObject(1);
catch (SQLException e) {
e.printStackTrace();
throw new JboException(e);

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I have several PDFs in Baggage Files that are linked to topics in the Table of Contents. When I generate the CHM file and 'View Results' I am able to pull up/access the PDFs with no problem. When I go into the project folder and just double-click on the CHM file, I cannot pull up/access any of the PDFs nor can I access them in the product help. Any ideas? Is a setting "off" somewhere in my project?
I am using RoboHelp 10.
Thanks!

eeddings wrote:
Thanks for the idea, but I can't switch the project to WebHelp. This .chm project consists of a master project with 18 slave projects and a slew of remote jumps. I'd have to recreate all of the remote jumps if I switch to WebHelp.
Hopefully Adobe can fix this issue.
Well, first off, even though it would be WebHelp, it would be inside a CHM container. So for all intents and purposes it would be a CHM file. But having said that, I'm not sure there is a way to merge these hybrid types of CHM files.
If your statement about Adobe fixing the issue is meaning that they can either remove the Print icon from the CHM Viewer, I wouldn't hold my breath because as I said, that's in Microsoft's lap and they haven't updated the CHM viewer in a long while. Doubtful they ever will.
The only hope would then be for Adobe to update the code used for the Mini TOC. The only way that will happen is if enough folks submit this as a bug via the following link:
http://www.adobe.com/go/wish
Until that would happen, your likely best bet is to simply avoid using the Mini-TOC feature or just insert a warning that if the topic is printed, it will cause issues. Or, you could use bookmarks and links to establish your own verision of a "Mini-TOC"
Cheers... Rick

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I am currently setting up single sign-on using Kerberos for authentication and Ldap for authorization and information store.
The setup includes several Solaris 8 & 9 workstations, a couple of SGI's, as well as a M$ terminal server farm, several WinXP desktops and their associated Active Directory.
I am required to authenticate etc against the AD. (which has M$ SFU3.5 installed)
I have the Kerberos authentication and part of the Ldap service working via pam & nss.
ie. I can logon to the solaris worksatations using the AD username and password, mount the home directory from a M$ NFS server.
BUT...
id gives:- userID, groupID (primary group only)
groups :- primary group only. (no secondary groups are listed)
Question: what additional configuration information do I need in the pam, nss &/or ldap config files, so that I can list the secondary groups.
Thanks in advance for any help.

After evaluating (giving up on, and finally throwing out) the Sun Directory server it looks like we are going to endup with a similar solution..
Sadly enough, the MS AD seems much more stable and easier to handle than Suns DS, kerberos and associated services.
Anyway, currently we are evaluating a product called vintela ( www.vintela.com ), and it seems very promising; its easy, robust, stable and does what we require it to do, as well as more :) It comes with an additional nss module called 'vas', so you easily can retrieve data like hosts/groups from your AD.
//M.

What is the recommended way of connecting to repository out of WebDAV, RMI, JNDI and JCA connector ?

What is the recommended way of connecting to repository out of WebDAV, RMI, JNDI, and JCA connector possibilities provided by CQ 5.5?

Hi dp_adusumalli,
I recognized your list of ~8 questions you posted at around the same time, as I received that same list in our customer implementation from Arif A., from the India team, visiting San Jose. :-)
I provided him feedback for most of the questions, so please check back with Arif for that info.
For this particular question, can you provide specifics for the types of interactions you are interested in?
Understanding the kinds of things you need to achieve will help determine which of the CQ/CRX interfaces is best suited for the task(s).
I've collated a few points on this subject on this page:
Manipulating the Adobe WEM/CQ JCR
Regards,
Paul

I keep getting an error message ''dbghelp.dll is missing. please reinstall itunes'' did that 3 times and same results. can't sync my iphone or even open itunes

i keep getting an error message ''dbghelp.dll is missing. please reinstall itunes'' did that 3 times and same results.
i can't sync my iphone and i can't open itunes
how do i resolve this issue?

Taken at face value, you're having trouble with a Windows OS dll.
Perhaps try an sfc /scannow. For instructions, see the following Microsoft document:
How to use the System File Checker tool to troubleshoot missing or corrupted system files on Windows Vista or on Windows 7

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In Indesign CS6 I export an artboard to TIFF with the sdk's funtion SnapshotUtilsEx->ExportImageToTIFF(iStream) and, the resulting file is one pixel too large in the X, leaving a transparent strip on one edge. Any idea if there is a bug in the sdk?

An easy example to prove this bug of Indesing CS6: I create a psd with Photoshop CS6, with width 505 pixels, height 317 pixels and a resolution of 300 pixels per inch. This psd is placed on a page in InDesign CS6. Then I try to export it as a tiff with the functions:
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and
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The resulting tiff has a width of 506 pixels (one pixel more in width). It will happen the same if we start with a width of 507 pixels, etc.
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