Hello,
There certainly is a vast amount of potential in a community wide effort. Personally,
I'm interested in the potential for using directories to manage both sources and build
artifacts particularly because of the ability to associate attributes with the items
managed by the repository. W
Hello,
Just wondering who the mentor is for the Directory Project? I would suspect that Noel
is the official Sponsor however I have not seen any discussions concerning the
projects mentor.
Also wanted to check and see if there are any things (loose ends) still expected of
the Directory Projec
> > Speaking of which ... what is the status of looking at incubation for the
> > Directory project? My personal guess is that it got lost in the talk about
> > incubating the incubator.
>
> :-)
>
> > What needs be done to move that forward? :-)
>
> personally, i think it should be considered
Noel has a very good idea for providing bundles of JNDI ObjectFactorys and
StateFactorys for the various published LDAP schema objectclasses so you can
read them as objects from a relational entry.
So these factories for doing O/R would be packaged into the server and clients
as a jar. For e
Would be great to have you involved. If you would like to for the time being
we can leverage the sourceforge infrastructure. Let me know if there's any
particular aspect you want to work on.
You would probably be most interested in the ldapd.server.backend source
subtree. Take a look at th
Right sorry - just saw your email now. My last email basically reiterates
your points.
Alex
>
> From: Brian McCallister <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: 2003/09/11 Thu PM 03:00:37 EDT
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Official Apache Directory Project Proposal Submission
>
> Argh,
Brian,
Directories are highly specialized databases because they store and search on
data. That's pretty much the extent to which they overlap. LDAP and X.500
are also network protocols and involve alot more than just the relational
aspects they share with most databases. Besides their acc
Brian,
Actually we have implemented a rudimentary relational database (non-sql)
inside the server specifically to optimize for LDAP, however the engine core
could be reused for an RDBMS. Both and RDBMS and an LDAP server are databases
really.
Actually the combination of an RDBMS coupled
We're at the disposal of the Incubator and hope to find answers to these policy
questions ourselves. In the LDAPd project for example we followed Apache rules for
accepting committers to the best of our abilities. Where ever possible we try to
follow the Apache way. Hopefully Nicola and those
On behalf of the Apache members and LDAPd members associated with this perspective
Incubator podling, I officially submit the Incubator proposal for what will eventually
become the Apache Directory Project. The proposal document is online here as a wiki:
http://nagoya.apache.org/wiki/apachewiki
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