LDAP Interface

The LDAP interface type defines the communication details with LDAP service provider.

To create a new LDAP interface, do the following:

Go to Project Tree > Shared Objects, right click Interfaces, select New Interface and then select LDAP from the Interface Type dropdown menu to open the New Interface window.
Populate the connection's settings and click Save.

Parameter	Description
Active	Indication whether the connection is active. When set to False, the interface is ignored by the server side.
URL	LDAP server URL.
User	Username.
Password	Password.
Securiy Level	Constant that holds the JNDI environment property for specifying the security level to use - java.naming.security.authentication. The following values are defined: none - use no authentication (anonymous bind). simple - use simple authentication (a cleartext password). a provider-specific space-separated list of one or more SASL mechanism names. If the value is not specified, the behaviour is determined by the service provider's default.

The LDAP interface type defines the communication details with LDAP service provider.

To create a new LDAP interface, do the following:

Go to Project Tree > Shared Objects, right click Interfaces, select New Interface and then select LDAP from the Interface Type dropdown menu to open the New Interface window.
Populate the connection's settings and click Save.

Parameter	Description
Active	Indication whether the connection is active. When set to False, the interface is ignored by the server side.
URL	LDAP server URL.
User	Username.
Password	Password.
Securiy Level	Constant that holds the JNDI environment property for specifying the security level to use - java.naming.security.authentication. The following values are defined: none - use no authentication (anonymous bind). simple - use simple authentication (a cleartext password). a provider-specific space-separated list of one or more SASL mechanism names. If the value is not specified, the behaviour is determined by the service provider's default.