Spring LDAP+ApacheDs

[Arkumik]

Thank you for all of you, because now i have succeed to build ldap-person and just for the information i have failed in previous step because i think there is a missing file and that file is build.properties, and finally in my desperation i make a file build.properties that contain javacc.home.dir=f:\javacc-4.0, and then i'm very happy it works properly like i wanted, and now i will test the ldap-person.war. Thank you so much and i hope you guys still want to bother by me on the next problem

[Arkumik]

is this already using ldap feature?, i asking these because when i build ldap-person.war in tomcat and it run perfectly, even i'm not turn on the apacheds yet, so my question is how do i know this application has already using ldap feature?

[rasky]

The demo app automatically kicks off an ApacheDS server in-memory, so yes, it's actually working against an LDAP serer behind the scenes.

[ulsa]

If you look at src/main/webapp/WEB-INF/apacheDsContext.xml, you'll see how the ApacheDS is automatically started and loaded with test data. This ability to start an LDAP server in your JVM is valuable in integration testing and, like here, in a sample application. In real life, however, you would most likely have a directory server running somewhere in the enterprise.

[Arkumik]

is it deficult to connecting between Acegi & spring ldap? & how good acegi is, or i there any better stuff beside acegi?, is there any sample tutorial for this?