Special characters not supported in Embedded LDAP

Hi All,
I had a very hectic time trying to debug this issue.
The requirement was to provide support for + as a special character in the userId.
As the RFC says to escape it using a backslash.I did exactly that.
However, it kept on giving me Naming Violation... LDAP error code 64.
SO, inorder to verify the code which I had writted ... I connected the Apache Directory Server in place.
This time round the code worked.
Can someone help me with the resolution ... as in, does the Embedded LDAP schema needs modification.... apparently it does.
Thanks & Regards
Yukti Kaura

Thanks !
How do we raise a support issue .Is there any Id where I can drop a mail ?
Yukti

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