How can we use the TIBCO Adapter (TM) for LDAP to retrieve LDAP Server’s operational attributes (like modifyTimestamp)?
Article ID: KB0092362
Updated On:
| Products | Versions |
|---|---|
| TIBCO ActiveMatrix BusinessWorks Plug-in for LDAP | - |
| Not Applicable | - |
Description
Resolution:
The LDAP Adapter Schema, by default, will not include the Operational attributes.
The solution is to manually add these operational attributes in the adapter project to perform any operations using the LDAP Adapter.
Below are the steps to be followed:
1. Open the adapter project in Designer.
2. Go to the AESchemas folder - ae - adapter - LDAP - LDAP_domainName AESchema - Object Class schema - Object Class - Go to the Object Class Attributes
3. Right-click Add Resource Adapter Schemas - Generic Sequence
4. Modify the name to 'modifyTimestamp'
5. Point the sequence type as sequence string.
The LDAP Adapter will now be able to retrieve the operational attribute(s).
The LDAP Adapter Schema, by default, will not include the Operational attributes.
The solution is to manually add these operational attributes in the adapter project to perform any operations using the LDAP Adapter.
Below are the steps to be followed:
1. Open the adapter project in Designer.
2. Go to the AESchemas folder - ae - adapter - LDAP - LDAP_domainName AESchema - Object Class schema - Object Class - Go to the Object Class Attributes
3. Right-click Add Resource Adapter Schemas - Generic Sequence
4. Modify the name to 'modifyTimestamp'
5. Point the sequence type as sequence string.
The LDAP Adapter will now be able to retrieve the operational attribute(s).
Issue/Introduction
How can we use the TIBCO Adapter (TM) for LDAP to retrieve LDAP Server’s operational attributes (like modifyTimestamp)?
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