November 2017
Intermediate to advanced
542 pages
14h 24m
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The first step is to configure the embedded LDAP server. Spring Boot will automatically configure an embedded LDAP server, but we will need to tweak the configuration a bit. Make the following updates to your application.yml file:
//src/main/resources/application.yml spring: ## LDAP ldap: embedded:
ldif: classpath:/ldif/calendar.ldif base-dn: dc=jbcpcalendar,dc=com port: 33389
We are loading the calendar.ldif file from classpath, and using it to populate the LDAP server. The root attribute declares the root of the LDAP directory using the specified DN. This should correspond to the logical root DN in the LDIF file we're using.
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