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Date: Tue, 10 Apr 2007 10:30:35 -0500
From: Ole Ersoy <ole.ersoy@gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: [Schema] ObjectClass DN Correct?
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Thanks Alex,

LDAP Studio is so nice, I'm almost scared to look.

Incidentally, do you know (Stefan?) if LDAP Studio
has a Schema drill down "Outline View" like the one
in JXPlorer?  I think in JXPlorer (Just from looking
at the "Writing Java Objects to ApacheDS Part1" article),
has a Schema tab, and below it one can drill down into
the various Schema nodes.  I looked LDAP Studio Schema Browser,
and noticed the tabs with Schema node categories, and I was thinking
that it would probably trigger a drill down view in the outline pane...

Hope your cold gets better soon.  I always chomp on a clove of Raw 
Garlic (It releases a very powerful antibiotic when crushed - has to be
raw though).  It's also great if people are inviting you to too many 
meetings at work :-)

Thanks,
- Ole


Alex Karasulu wrote:
> Stefan is absolutely correct here.  Take a minute and start ADS 1.5.0 
> and use LDAP Studio to browse the schema partition (ou=schema).  By 
> browsing this partition you'll see the proper patterns required. 
> 
> Alex
> 
> On 4/9/07, *Stefan Seelmann* <seelmann@apache.org 
> <mailto:seelmann@apache.org>> wrote:
> 
>     Hi Ole,
> 
>      > When adding a new ObjectClass to the Schema
>      > named "org.apache.tuscany.User"
> 
>     An objectClass or attributeType name must be an OID (object identifier),
>     that is defined as follows in RFC4512:
>       oid = descr / numericoid
>       descr = keystring
>       keystring = leadkeychar *keychar
>       leadkeychar = ALPHA
>       keychar = ALPHA / DIGIT / HYPHEN
>       numericoid = number 1*( DOT number )
>       ... and so on
> 
>     So your name could be either something like
>       0.11.222.3333.44444
>     or
>       org-apache-tuscany-User
> 
> 
>      > is this how I do the DN?:
>      >
>      > DN: objectClass=org.apache.tuscany.User, ou=objectClasses, ou=Schema
>      >
> 
>     The DNs of the other objectclases in the schema looks like this:
>       "m-oid=2.5.6.5 <http://2.5.6.5>,ou=objectClasses,cn=core,ou=schema"
> 
>     So I would recommend to create your own schema suffix under ou=schema
>     where you could put the DAS schema. Here is an example in LDIF format,
>     how this could look like:
> 
>     ----------------------------------------------
>     dn: cn=ecore,ou=schema
>     objectClass: metaSchema
>     objectClass: top
>     cn: ecore
>     m-dependencies: core
>     m-dependencies: system
> 
>     dn: ou=objectClasses,cn=ecore,ou=schema
>     objectClass: organizationalUnit
>     objectClass: top
>     ou: objectClasses
> 
>     dn: m-oid=0.11.222.3333.44444 ,ou=objectClasses,cn=ecore,ou=schema
>     objectClass: metaObjectclass
>     objectClass: metaTop
>     objectClass: top
>     m-oid: 0.11.222.3333.44444
>     m-description: org.apache.tuscany.User
>     m-must: cn
>     m-name: org-apache-tuscany-User
>     m-obsolete: FALSE
>     m-supObjectClass: top
>     m-typeObjectClass: AUXILIARY
>     ----------------------------------------------
> 
> 
>     BTW, the new schema feature is really cool. Once you have created the
>     "ou=objectClasses,cn=ecore,ou=schema" entry you could add new schema
>     elements by adding simple string values to cn=schema:
> 
>     -------------------------------------------
>     dn: cn=schema
>     changetype: modify
>     add: objectClasses
>     objectClasses: ( 0.11.222.3333.44444 NAME 'org-apache-tuscany-User'
>     DESC 'org.apache.tuscany.User' SUP top AUXILIARY MUST cn
>     X-SCHEMA 'ecore' )
>     -
>     -------------------------------------------
> 
> 
>     Regards,
>     Stefan
> 
>