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Date: Wed, 02 Sep 2009 14:29:35 -0700
From: Robert Kuhar <robertkuhar@gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: [ApacheDS] LDAP browser doesn't show dc=example, dc=com Tree
 for my new apacheds-1.5.5 deployment
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Thanks Emmanuel,

I did the right-click thing to "Create New Context" selecting "domain" from the list of "Available object classes" and entered "dc=example,dc=com" when prompted to enter a "Distinguished Name".  Excellent.  My DIT now shows dc=example,dc.com.

I was under the impression that it would just show up with a bunch of users configured, but I'm now guessing that is not the case.  I must have to build this branch up myself.  You wouldn't know of an LDIF file anywhere that could jump-start this process would you?

In any event, thanks so much for your help.

Bob

Emmanuel Lecharny wrote:
> Robert Kuhar wrote:
>> I am having difficulty figuring out why my deployment of 
>> apacheds-1.5.5 doesn't seem to have dc=example,dc=com branch that 
>> appears in all the documentation.  The deployment and startup of 
>> apacheds-1.5.5 to my machine went without a hitch.  I have confirmed 
>> that the service is up and running and have successfully connected to 
>> it with the Apache Directory Studio as "uid=admin,ou=system" using 
>> Simple Authentication.  The problem is that the resulting DIT in the 
>> LDAP browser shows only...
>> DIT
>> Root DSE (3)
>>   ou=schema (18)
>>   ou=system (5)
>>
>> ...the entry dc=example,dc=com that appears in all the documentation 
>> is absent.
>>
>> My server.xml appears to have the partition for it...
>>   <partitions>
>>     <jdbmPartition id="example" cacheSize="100" 
>> suffix="dc=example,dc=com" optimizerEnabled="true" syncOnWrite="true">
>> ...
>>
>> Does dc=example,dc=com not exist or can my user "admin" just not see 
>> it based upon how I set up the connection?  The (3) on the end of 
>> "Root DSE" node would suggest that is the case, but I can't figure out 
>> what I need to do to reveal this branch.  How I can get a Directory 
>> Studio user connected to my LDAP server in such a way as to browse the 
>> dc=example,dc=com tree?  Any ideas?
> You have to create the associated entry (the context entry).
> 
> Just right click on the root of the tree, and select the Create Contect 
> Entry (something like that). I think it's explained somewhere on the web 
> site :
> 
> http://directory.apache.org/apacheds/1.5/144-adding-your-own-partition-resp-suffix.html 
> (around the middle of this page).
> 
> Not very explicit though ...
>