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I'm new to LDAP, and my task at hand is
this:
Given an LDAP server (in my case it will be a
slave), I need to propagate modifications, insertions, and
deletions from LDAP to an Oracle 8.1.7 database. Does
anyone have advice on the best way to do this? I see that there is an LCUP
protocol that sounds promising, but it sounds like it may be awhile before
it's implemented.
Would it be a reasonable assumption that I
could capture the replication logfile, parse it, and then update my
external database? Can slapd/slurpd help here? Is it
simply a matter of configuring slapd to generate a replication logfile, and
using my own code instead of running slurpd? Does anyone have experience
with this?
Thanks.
Amy
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