ldap add attribute and value

[RigasMinho]

Hi,
Is there a way to add an ldap attritbute to an entry and then definate
a certail value to the entry.

For example I have a user id - with John Smith
When i look at the entry it says
"DOB" - 00-00-00
"Password" - 12345

How do I make it so that when my java code runs it adds a new
attritbute like "ssn" and puts in a value for work as wel?

So afterwards you see -
"DOB" - 00-00-00
"Password" - 12345
"Social Security" - 12345


I have this but it doesnt work
int SSN=12345
ldapAttr1 = new LDAPAttribute("Social Security",SSN);

 

[NeoGeoSNK]

Hi,
Is there a way to add an ldap attritbute to an entry and then definate
a certail value to the entry.

For example I have a user id - with John Smith
When i look at the entry it says
"DOB" - 00-00-00
"Password" - 12345

How do I make it so that when my java code runs it adds a new
attritbute like "ssn" and puts in a value for work as wel?

So afterwards you see -
"DOB" - 00-00-00
"Password" - 12345
"Social Security" - 12345

I have this but it doesnt work
int SSN=12345
ldapAttr1 = new LDAPAttribute("Social Security",SSN);

May be you must first add the new attribute in the Objectclass, and
then load the objectclass of this entry.
NY

 

[Nigel Wade]

Hi,
Is there a way to add an ldap attritbute to an entry and then definate
a certail value to the entry.

For example I have a user id - with John Smith
When i look at the entry it says
"DOB" - 00-00-00
"Password" - 12345

How do I make it so that when my java code runs it adds a new
attritbute like "ssn" and puts in a value for work as wel?

So afterwards you see -
"DOB" - 00-00-00
"Password" - 12345
"Social Security" - 12345


I have this but it doesnt work
int SSN=12345
ldapAttr1 = new LDAPAttribute("Social Security",SSN);

Any attribute you use in an LDAP directory must have a definition in the schema
as an attributetype. This defines the meaning of the attribute and the types of
data it holds. The schema for an objectclass defines what attributes can be
contained within the object. You can't just add any piece of text as an
attribute.

What is the schema for your user id, and does it include any attribute for
"Social Security"?

 

[RigasMinho]

Any attribute you use in an LDAP directory must have a definition in the schema
as an attributetype. This defines the meaning of the attribute and the types of
data it holds. The schema for an objectclass defines what attributes can be
contained within the object. You can't just add any piece of text as an
attribute.

What is the schema for your user id, and does it include any attribute for
"Social Security"?

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University of Leicester, Leicester, LE1 7RH, UK
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Yeah i resolved it - i just created another ldap attribute and used
the replace function.