Re: An unknown error has occured!

Thank you for looking.  I agree with you about localhost.  In my case, I 
am not running the ldap server on the same host.  From what I see of 
Jamm so far, ldaps is really the only significant piece lacking.

If you and your team could find some time to add that, I for one would 
be grateful.  I do understand however that is can be difficult to find 
time for things like this.

Thanks again for all your help, and for producing such a find product.

--
Sincerely
Matthew Davis

Keith T. Garner wrote:
> On 8/30/07 8:36 AM, Nitrox wrote:
>> 	Thank you very much.  You hit the nail on the head.  I was unaware that 
>> RHEL came with 2 different versions of java.  Modifing Tomcat to run 
>> with the Sun Java/JDK fixed the issue.
>>
>>           One last question, can Jamm connect via ldaps?  I have not 
>> seen in the documentation where Jamm can (or can not) use ldaps?
> 
> Boy, its been awhile since I've looked at that connection code, but I'm
> going to say "no."  Okay, I just checked the code and I can confirm "no."
> We have "ldap://" hard coded for the connection URL.
> 
> Its probably something that someone should revisit.  My typical use of it is
> talking to localhost, so there isn't much value in the ssl overhead.
> 
> Keith
> 


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