SJSAS7 - Access to Active Directory LDAP

Hi All
Is it possible to connect SJSAS7 to Active Directory via LDAP. I know that this can be done with other app servers like WebSphere 4 & 5.
I would like to use our existing Active Directory infrastructure for authentication of Admin and Application users.
Does anyone have information how to configure this or can point me to some documents with this info.
Any help would be much appreciated.
TIA
Tony Hawes

Although I haven't tried it, I would guess that this is possible. We are using the LDAP realm with Sun's directory server and a few years ago I used the standard LDAP provider in the JDK to connect to Active Directory. The only problem I had was that I had to connect with a user that had the form "domain/user" instead of a common name. The online help in the admin console describes the properties you can use.
HTH,
Gunnar

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