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Chapter 1, Gateway Features 1
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Chap ter 1 Gateway Features
This chapter describes the gateway features introduced with release 4.0 of the
Directory Server. Topics include:
• What Is a Gateway?
• HTTP Server Requirements for Gateways
• Gateways Installed with Directory Server 4.0
• Non-Anonymous Searching
• Compatibility with Existing Gateways
• Automatic Updates to Directory Configuration
What Is a Gateway?
A gateway is an HTTP-to-LDAP client that lives on an HTTP server. Using
special directives embedded in HTML files, a gateway allows users to access
user directory data using any kind of web browser.
A gateway can be used to perform directory lookup, or to authenticate to the
directory and complete a database administration task, without logging in to
Netscape Console.
- JavaScript 1
- Who Needs This Guide 3
- What’s In This Guide 3
- Related Information 4
- Contents 5
- Contents vii 7
- Contents ix 9
- Contents xi 11
- Contents xiii 13
- Chap ter 1 Gateway Features 19
- Default Gateway (dsgw.conf) 21
- Directory Express (pb.conf) 21
- Chapter 1, Gateway Features 5 23
- GET Operations (GCONTEXT) 24
- Gateway 3.x Note 24
- URLs for Gateway Access 25
- Gateway Localization 26
- Non-Anonymous Searching 27
- Configuration 28
- Setting Up the Gateway 29
- Gateway Release 4.0 30
- Gateway Cloning 30
- Gateway Release 3.x 31
- Release 4.0 32
- Gateway Installation Planning 33
- HTTP Server Configuration 35
- Gateways) 38
- /dsgw/bin 39
- <NSHOME>/dsgw/bin 39
- # chown <uid> authck 40
- Setting Up SSL Support 43
- Setting Up Localization 44
- Configuring Gateway Clients 45
- Preferred Language 46
- Language 47
- Settings 47
- Chapter 3Gateway Localization 49
- Requested Character Sets 50
- Non-breaking Space 52
- Query Strings 52
- Files Controlling Gateway 55
- Functionality 55
- Gateway .conf Files 57
- Object Class Templates 58
- Gateway Script Files 59
- Banner Files 61
- Entry Types and Object Class 63
- Attributes 63
- Entry Types (Object Classes) 64
- Figure 5.1 New Entry Form 65
- UID-Based DN 67
- Templates and Directives 69
- </TR> 70
- Extending Object Classes 71
- See Also 74
- Search Configuration Files 75
- Changing Search Scope 77
- Searches 77
- Extending Search Preferences 82
- Creating a New Search Object 83
- Search Result Tables 86
- <TR> 87
- Appearance of Gateway Forms 89
- Updating the Banner Image 90
- Updating Button Images 91
- Color Schemes 92
- DS_NEWENTRY_TYPE_BODY --> 94
- Changing Table Colors 95
- Appendix 109
- <!-- ENDIF --> 109
- Introduction 110
- Context-Related Directives 111
- Entry-Related Directives 112
- Arguments 113
- Examples 115
- DS_OBJECTCLASS 116
- DS_VIEW_SWITCHER 116
- DS_SORTENTRIES 117
- DS_SEARCHDESC 118
- DS_POSTEDVALUE 118
- DS_EDITBUTTON 118
- DS_DELETEBUTTON 119
- DS_SAVEBUTTON 119
- DS_EDITASBUTTON 120
- DS_NEWPASSWORD 120
- DS_CONFIRM_NEWPASSWORD 121
- DS_OLDPASSWORD 121
- DS_HELPBUTTON 121
- DS_CLOSEBUTTON 122
- DS_BEGIN_ENTRYFORM 122
- DS_END_ENTRYFORM 122
- DS_EMIT_BASE_HREF 123
- DS_DNEDITBUTTON 123
- DS_BEGIN_DNSEARCHFORM 123
- DS_END_DNSEARCHFORM 124
- DS_ATTRVAL_SET 124
- IF/ ELSE/ ELIF/ ENDIF 124
- Arguments for ELSE and ENDIF 125
- Miscellaneous Directives 126
- HELPBUTTON 127
- INCLUDECONFIG 128
- DS_LAST_OP_INFO 128
- DS_LOCATIONPOPUP 129
- DS_GATEWAY_VERSION 129
- CGI Usage 131
- (GETs only. No POSTs.) 133
- Searching the Directory 136
- Performing a Standard Search 137
- Name Search Functionality 138
- Searching for Phone Numbers 139
- Searching for Email Addresses 140
- Using LDAP Search Filters 140
- Performing an Advanced Search 141
- No matches 142
- A Single match 142
- Multiple matches 142
- Numeric Values 142
- Blank Spaces 142
- Authentication 143
- Logging Out of the Directory 145
- Problems 145
- •a person 146
- Adding a Person Entry 147
- Adding an NT Person Entry 148
- Adding an NT Group 149
- Adding an Organization Entry 150
- Index 133 151
- Index 135 153
- Index 137 155
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