Difference between revisions of "LDAP"
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To perfrom a succesfull authentication against a LDAP Server with UBIK, you need to create an instance of each of the following Classes: | To perfrom a succesfull authentication against a LDAP Server with UBIK, you need to create an instance of each of the following Classes: | ||
| − | [[LDAPLogin]] | + | ''[[LDAPLogin]]'' |
The LDAP Login Object specifies a single User you want to authenticate. | The LDAP Login Object specifies a single User you want to authenticate. | ||
| − | [[LDAPGroup]] | + | ''[[LDAPGroup]]'' |
The LDAP Group specifies a Group of Users and where to find them on the LDAP Server. | The LDAP Group specifies a Group of Users and where to find them on the LDAP Server. | ||
| − | [[LDAPService]] | + | ''[[LDAPService]]'' |
The LDAP Service describes the actual LDAP Server and holds information about the connection to the LDAP Server and about the Service User. | The LDAP Service describes the actual LDAP Server and holds information about the connection to the LDAP Server and about the Service User. | ||
Revision as of 12:11, 29 September 2020
To perfrom a succesfull authentication against a LDAP Server with UBIK, you need to create an instance of each of the following Classes:
LDAPLogin The LDAP Login Object specifies a single User you want to authenticate.
LDAPGroup The LDAP Group specifies a Group of Users and where to find them on the LDAP Server.
LDAPService The LDAP Service describes the actual LDAP Server and holds information about the connection to the LDAP Server and about the Service User.
