I want to modify ldap search base during runtime, I used an ldap connector with interator mode, put following code in “before initialize hook”. thisConnector.connector.setParam("ldapSearchbase","o=xyz");
Deyan is right: you have to spell the parameter/property exactly as it appears in the Parameter Dialog (when you click on the label for that parameter). The only thing not case-sensitive in TDI is when you use the get/set Attribute methods, since Attribute Names in these quoted calls are not case-sensitive. Or the get/set methods for ALs and other Config objects.
-Eddie
On Jun 29, 9:05 am, Deyan Popov <deyan.po...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Deyan is right: you have to spell the parameter/property exactly > as it appears in the Parameter Dialog (when you click on the label > for that parameter). The only thing not case-sensitive in TDI is > when you use the get/set Attribute methods, since Attribute Names > in these quoted calls are not case-sensitive. Or the get/set methods > for ALs and other Config objects.
> -Eddie
> On Jun 29, 9:05 am, Deyan Popov <deyan.po...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Try using capital "B" in "ldapSearchBase". This is supposed to work.
> > Regards, > > Deyan Popov- Hide quoted text -
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Yes, it worked after I used capital "B". I just copyed the code from RabbitHole FAQ, did not realized it is case-sensitive. Thank you very much.
> On 29 June, 18:06, Eddie Hartman <eddiehart...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Deyan is right: you have to spell the parameter/property exactly > > as it appears in the Parameter Dialog (when you click on the label > > for that parameter). The only thing not case-sensitive in TDI is > > when you use the get/set Attribute methods, since Attribute Names > > in these quoted calls are not case-sensitive. Or the get/set methods > > for ALs and other Config objects.
> > -Eddie
> > On Jun 29, 9:05 am, Deyan Popov <deyan.po...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > Try using capital "B" in "ldapSearchBase". This is supposed to work.
> Yes, it worked after I used capital "B". > I just copyed the code from RabbitHole FAQ, did not realized it is > case-sensitive. > Thank you very much.
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