Names of attributes aren't case sensitive in ldif

Hi
I am using Netscape Directory Server version 4.16 on Solaris.
I want to export the data to another ldap (Openldap). In the ldif file, all attributes are in lower case, and in Openldap's schema they are in lower and upper case (ex : createtimestamp -> createTimestamp).
So, Openldap couldn't import my data because of this difference.
I already changed the "return_exact_case" parameter in slapd.conf to "on".
But when I export, the attribute's names in the ldif are still in lower case...
How can I obtain a ldif file with the good attribute's case ?
Thanks and regards
Frederic

Thank you for your help and time,
The error was solved, instead of pointing to the properties file, it was pointing directly to the java class.
It was visualized in the ATG Nucleus, and the GiftlistFormHandler, GiftlistTools and GiftlistManager classes that are being invoked are the ones that I created.
Example: the giftlistTools property of the GiftListFormHandler.properties was pointing to */test/atg/gifts/GiftlistTools*, that's the java class... instead of pointing to */atg/commerce/gifts/GiftlsitTools*, that's the properties file.
Like on my GiftlistFormHandler class, the getGiftlistManager() method was overriden, that's responsible for getting the giftlistmanager property in the GiftListFormHandler.properties, that is responsible for invoking my GiftlistManager class.
Now i want to know, how I can get this property in my new class?
While studying around, I found a GiftlistFormHandlerBeanInfo, this sets the properties in ParameterDescriptor and MethodDescriptor. I think I should extend this classes and override the methods, making the giftlistmanager property point to the method created in my class.
- Am I right to think this?
This is just an example, because this will also happen in the GiftlistManager, to point to the GiftlistTools.
I hope you all understood what I'm trying to say here...
Anyway, thanks in advance,
Lucas

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