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I am running Apache Directory Studio on mac os. I am a LDAP rookie.

I can't figure out how to host a file on the LDAP server so that when our java service connects to:

it should get a file.

In Apache Directory Studio, where can I specify the file contents?

Thanks.

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LDAP does not host files. It is more like a hierarchical database, with each entry having predefined fields (attributes) based on what objectClass it has. Essentially it's a kind of NoSQL database.

Depending on what data it is, the program expects to find it in attributes with a specific name. Even though your URL points to a whole entry, the program will only read the needed attributes from it.

To store an X.509 CRL, create an attribute named certificateRevocationList;binary in the right-side of the program (using one of the ☰+ buttons). Directory Studio should recognize its data type, and offer to upload a file's contents as the attribute value.

(You could think of LDAP entries as 'folders' and attributes as 'files', which is close to how Directory Studio shows them, but the terms do not suit the way LDAP works. It would be just as wrong as calling DNS domains 'folders' and subdomains 'files'.)

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