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Were you ever able to get around this issue? I have the exact problem.

Thanks,
Sean

Here is my applicationContext.xml that is used within Spring and causes the data to be retrieved extremely slow.

I have tried with setting the "pooled" value to both true and false, and either...

What is extremely odd is that if I run the query without Spring LDAP, and just use the JNDI features of Java, the query returns normally.

What would cause Spring LDAP to take a few minutes to...

More than a year later, I am getting the same issue. Has anyone had any luck with this error? My google searches are not revealing anything helpful so far.

I have a simple query that finds all groups for a given Distinguished Name:



For the most part, this query works fine and completes in a couple of seconds. However, every so often there are...

I have created a PortalUtils.jar file, which has a bunch of common Services that are used on my Portal Server by multiple resources (other services, tags, etc.).

Within the PortalUtils.jar, I...

Ok, I fixed this by bypassing the "Referral" server altogether, and simply accessing the referred to ldap server directly.

Doesn't exactly solve the aforementioned issue, but at least I can now...

I am not exactly sure what this means. I am new to interfacing with LDAP servers, so please elaborate on the above quote.

Thanks,
Sean

I have looked around the forum and found some answers on this question, but so far the solutions have not helped.

I am referencing an LDAP server, which apparently uses Referrals. When I try to...

http://forum.springsource.org/showthread.php?p=255845&posted=1#post255845

Wow, that was random.

Thanks, that worked. Do you have any explanation as to what the problem is, and why setting ignorePartialResultException = true fixes it? Or have a link to that...

I am trying to retrieve a user by their username to see if they exist or not. I hope that if they do not exist, some Exception would be thrown, or nothing is returned. I can then determine if they...

Well, WebSphere still sucks, but I digress....

Thanks for the info Ulsa, I got it to work perfectly using Spring after many hours lost trying to access this "leaf node" via WebSphere's PUMA SPI. ...

Thanks for the info Ulsa. I will try your suggestions first with WebSphere's PUMA interface, and if I cannot get them to work, I will try using Spring's LDAP.

- Sean

I am currently using WebSphere Portal, and the WebSphere LDAP interfaces (PUMA). However, I have had very little success using their interfaces. Before I invest a bunch of time trying to integrate...