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List:       ldap
Subject:    [ldap] Re: LDAP bitwise field
From:       Jim Willeke <jim () willeke ! com>
Date:       2002-07-27 7:21:11
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Okay here is what we are using. Comments and suggestions are always 
appreciated.
http://www.directory-info.com/Architecture/Schemas/dicApplicationSchema.html

We have written a Java Application that will probably become a servlet 
to create, remove and modify the "application" objects. It will be a 
while until it is finished, as it is not on a high priority list, yet, 
and the current project goes in production this weekend.
-jim

Steve Harris wrote:

> Hi all,
> 
> I'm toying with ideas on how to implement something.  I need to add 
> records to an LDAP database which will have category information.  I'm 
> thinking of implementing the categories in one bitwise type field 
> instead of having a Y/N field for each category.  No problem with that 
> but I must then apply ACI's to secure the data so, for example, only 
> users who are allowed to see category A records are allowed.  The 
> security set-up for this using a separate field for each category is 
> not to bad but I was wondering if anyone has attempted the same sort 
> of thing using a bitwise implemented field and how difficult you found 
> it - pitfalls etc... ?
> 
> Cheers - Steve Harris
> 
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