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Adding attributes to user's entry on LDAP

Posted on Nov 23, 2004 at 11:38 AM 16 Views

Hi,

I need to add/update attribute values of user entries on LDAP within the java code of an iViewer.

I tried doing it straight forward, using netscape.ldap.LDAPConnection, and got a runtime exception (perhaps a missing ServicesReference?).

I then tried to do it through the IUser api, which I got using:

IUserManagementService umService = (IUserManagementService) request.getService(IUserManagementService.KEY);

IUserFactory userFactory = umService.getDefaultFactory();

IUser user = userFactory.getUser(...);

However, I couldn't figure out the way to do it through that api, niether through the IModifyUser api.

Any help would be appriciated...

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    Posted on Dec 05, 2004 at 07:30 AM
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    I finally did it using .NET (with an aspx web form).

    My question now would be: Is there a way to call that form from the Java iView and get back to the Java iView after it's finished?

    I can redirect to it from Java iView by explicitly writing an href tag, but how can I get back?

    Can I redirect to a java iView within an aspx form?

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