------- Bug moved to this database by vrajkumar@novell.com 2005-10-10 16:54 -------

This bug previously known as bug DEFECT000313023 at remedy/
remedy/show_bug.cgi?id=DEFECT000313023
Originally filed under the NDS SDK product and LDAP C SDK component.

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Details for Incident #: 2779837

Contact:
Dale Cave

Company:
Beta Test: eDirectory 8.7 Falcon

Current Status:
Resolved

Date Created:
06/27/2002

Date Responded:
06/28/2002

Date Resolved:
07/17/2002

Support Center:
ASC

Origin:
Electronic Incident

Problem Type:
Documentation

On-Site Phone:

Primary Technician:
Joe Deveraux

Severity:
Low

Description:
System: LDAP Events in eDir 8.7 Problem: EVT_CREATE_ENTRY returns empty
string, which is invalid, for the class name of the object Tested:
inetOrgPerson, groupOfNames, organizationalUnit Notes: EVT_DELETE_ENTRY
returns the class name accurately



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07/17/2002

Verified Resolution

Thanks Susan.

07/16/2002

Novell Sent E-mail

email to dcave@netvision.com Hi Dale, The issue you report is true both
of ldap event services and ndap_event services. It is an architectural
design change that occured in eDirectory 8.5 and higher. I have entered
a documentation error, which should be modified to specify that the
objectclass will not be available on create entry events.
DSE_CREATE_ENTRY (EVT_CREATE_ENTRY ) is a preevent which is thrown with
as much information can be gathered prior to actually computing things
like naming and the base class. DSE_CREATE_ENTRY must be triggered
before the individual attribute creates are thrown, we don't want to
slow down the add an further by attempting to preprocess the entry to
compute the baseclass. The baseclass is not known at the time of the
object create, only the list of parent objectclasses is known. To
compute the immediate base class slows down object creation, and so the
engineers avoid doing this. Your application can do a separate ldap read
to get the operational baseclass attribute after the object has been
created. I hope this helps. Thank you Susan Perrin Novell Developer
Support >>>>>> System: LDAP Events in eDir 8.7 Problem:
EVT_CREATE_ENTRY
returns empty string, which is invalid, for the class name of the object
Tested: inetOrgPerson, groupOfNames, organizationalUnit Notes:
EVT_DELETE_ENTRY returns the class name accurately

07/11/2002

Active

We are in the process of setting this up for the developer to dial in
and take a look at it.

06/28/2002

Active

Dale, My name is Joe Deveraux and I have been assigned to help you with
your beta testing. It sounds like you are using persistant search? Is
there anyway you could send a piece of code to test here? Thanks
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<remedy_notes> bgbrown (  9/17/02 9:45:04 AM  Fixing - Fix Is Checked-In
      ) The answer from developer support is correct and that situation will
      not be fixed. However, I was able to fix the problem by querying the
      entry for the base class when encoding the event data.

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