Re: ADAM and Directory Partitions

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Further you could create a couple of auxiliary classes for your
base class and then in your provisioning system add the auxiliary
class per object instance (dynamically) according to the partition,
OU, container etc., that you are populating into.

Lee Flight

"Joe Kaplan" <joseph.e.kaplan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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No. The schema is shared with all application partitions in the
configuration set. However, you can control what actually gets populated
via your provisioning process. For example, you could set ACLs such that
only specific accounts provisioning identities in a specific container
would have rights to "write" the special attributes.

Joe K.
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Co-author of "The .NET Developer's Guide to Directory Services
Programming"
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"jskalicky" <jskalicky@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Is it possible to extend the schema and have a set of attributes only
applicable to a set of users in a different application partition? Please
advise...

"jskalicky" wrote:

I am designing an ADAM instance for a web application. I currently have
one
application partition with an auxukkuary class I have extended with some
attributes associated with the auxilliary class. I want to have another
app
partition in the same adam instance but have another set of attributes I
want
to be applicable for this app. I am currently using the inetorgperson
object
class. When I create a new app partition will I have a new schema? Also,
having both reside on the same ADAm instance are there any performance
issues? Would you recommend a seperate ADAM instance? Please advise....





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