Thanks, Ulsa.
I check Jiri and you have been doing quite a bit of work!
...and we appreciate it :D
THANK YOU, Ulsa!
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Thanks, Ulsa.
I check Jiri and you have been doing quite a bit of work!
...and we appreciate it :D
THANK YOU, Ulsa!
Has this project been abandoned?
Long time, no snapshot updates listed...
No ETA for release 1.3.1 (nor reply)?!?!
Please tell me it ain't so :confused:
Authenticate with AuthenticationException
http://forum.springsource.org/showthread.php?t=74996
Stefan,
...I just noticed that I never thanked you for your replies.
THANKS!!!
-Larry:D
Ulsa,
THANK YOU VERY MUCH!
-Larry
I will implement this as soon as it's ready.
Will it be available as a "1.3.x nightly snapshot"?
Ulsa,
This is really beautiful code!
It supplies both 'true' or 'false' AND if the user wants it, the user can ALSO have access to the AuthenticationException.
Yes. Yes. Yes!
This looks like...
When I applied this patch, I was very new to the entire Spring concept.
Is there another way to obtain the reason for the AuthenticationException?
I really need those error codes.
Are they...
Hello, Stefan;
Within Spring LDAP, I'd like to (programmatically) be able to ensure that the active directory domain server is "live" before I commit my application to attempt further utilization....
What's the best way to ping an LDAP server?
Thank you, chudak!
I did as you suggested and added "myresource" as a FileSystemResource.
<bean id="myresource" class="org.springframework.core.io.FileSystemResource">
<constructor-arg>
...
I'd like to display the contents of the file on an administrator's web page.
The administrator could also change the contents of the file, so that new values can be written to the properties...
I need to get the name of the properties file of the PropertyPlaceholderConfigurer bean.
Being new to Spring, I can't quite figure it out.
<bean id="PropertyConfigurer"...
You can probably do this if your active directory allows Anonymous Bind.
OK.
So I added one additional "authenticate" method in LdapOperations.java and LdapTemplate.java named "authenticate" which "throws Exception" only if it is an AuthenticationException otherwise...
The ldaptemplate.authenticate is working great, but QA won't let me proceed without the AuthenticationException.
I realize that the AuthenticationException is logged, but I need to return this...
It looks like it's "TOO BAD" for JDK 1.4.2 when trying to run the samples code :(
The server I use is locked at JDK 1.4.2.
Which is the latest version of SPRING LDAP that will support JDK 1.4.2?
Thanks!
-Larry