Picky DN attribute strings

Just installed 5.0 SP1 and searches with filters that are user defined
attributes of type DN are treated strangely.
Server defined attributes of type DN work fine.
Spaces in the DN somtimes cause problems.........
This is difficult to relay, so bear with me:
Search with filter.....
1)
owner=bankid=12345, ou=traders, o=bank of chicago
OK - get expected return
2)
owner=bankid=12345, ou=traders, o =bank of chicago
OK - get expected return
We have similar cases with uniquemember...both strings return what we
expect.
However
3)
company=vendorid=12345, ou=externalcompany, o=bank of chicago
OK - get expected return
4)
company=vendorid=12345, ou=externalcompany, o =bank of chicago
BAD - no returns
Same situation with other user defined attributes of type DN in a filter.
Hope this problem is clear. Any help?
TIA,
Joe

Hi Joe,
I don't think that you can put a space between the attribute type and the equality sign. So, if the search returns nothing in that case, that should be normal.
Bertold

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Hi Joan,
If you got the NullPointerException at the second line it means that the attribute with the name "DynamicNode.""str"c.getCounter() doesn't exists. So I would suggest to check for null value before doing the second line:
attributeInfo = wdContext.getNodeInfo().getAttribute("DynamicNode."+"str"+c.getCounter());
if (null != attributeInfo){
     ISimpleTypeModifiable stm=attributeInfo.getModifiableSimpleType();
     IModifiableSimpleValueSet svs=stm.getSVServices().getModifiableSimpleValueSet();
     theRadioGroup.setSelectedKey(svs.getText(""+c.getRating().intValue()));
... and again the code on the forth line is not correct, it should be like this (assuming c.getRating().intValue() is equals to j):
     theRadioGroup.setSelectedKey(""+c.getRating().intValue());
because svs.getText() will return you the text and not the key. To get the key use svs.getKey(c.getRating()). The point is that the value stored in the appropriate context attribute is the key, but the value displayed on view is the text.
Good luck
Ivan

Using Colored Strings

Well, we want to use colored strings for our network application (client-server).
Now, the server should send colored strings to the client, which should display them onto the screen.
The old way we have been doing this is using "color codes" and parsing the strings when printing them.
For example, a colored string could look something like:
&x100100100This is a colored string!&n
the &x100100100 means that the text after it should use RGB value of 100,100,100. &n meant that the colors should stop and return to default.
Well... this makes the client need to parse strings and set colors etc, the color codes are also fairly long, and used alot, making strings very long if they have much color.
What im wondering about is if we should use something like AttributedString to represent the colored strings? And let the server send the attributed string over the net instead of just a normal string. The client could just print it out then, without any parsing...
Also, would it take more bandwidth to send an attributed string with same colors, as a string using these color codes?
Thanks for answers.

We are currently using AtrributedStrings and TextLayout to produce the colored text.
The text uses the color codes in normal strings and is sent to the client, where it parses the string and creates an AttributedString from it, and prints it to the screen.
My original question was wether it perhaps would be better to send an AttributedString directly over the net, instead of the normal string, and skip all the parsing on the client side and directly print out the received AttributedString.
However, i tried writing two strings to a file using ObjectOutputStream that would represent the exact same string and colors. One with our usual color codes (which took up 1 kb) and one using AttributedString (which took up 62 kb).
I guess sending attributed strings rather than normal strings containg color codes to be parsed, would eat up way more bandwith...
We will probobly use our old system, and let the client parse the string, which is fast compared to sending extra data over the Internet.

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