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Posted to dev@directory.apache.org by Wes McKean <we...@hotmail.com> on 2004/01/20 02:42:00 UTC
ASN.1
Hi!
I have done some research into the ASN.1 features used by the LDAP protocol,
and I believe that there is only a subset being used. I believe most of the
functionality for sending and receiving LDAP messages can be encompassed in
8 methods. This makes me excited, cause we can easily implement these 8
decoding/encoding methods to get the current ASN.1 stuff out of the project
and replace it with something of our own.
Jeff, I understand that you have an interest in this as well, so I would
like to touch base with you tomorrow to make sure we are both not working on
the same thing, and maybe we could colloborate on some
development/architecture.
Let me know what you think...
Wes
BTW: My work e-mail is down, so I don't have access to the list at the
moment, thus I'm sending this from hotmail.com :-)
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Re: ASN.1
Posted by Jeff Machols <jm...@apache.org>.
On Mon, 2004-01-19 at 20:42, Wes McKean wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I have done some research into the ASN.1 features used by the LDAP protocol,
> and I believe that there is only a subset being used. I believe most of the
> functionality for sending and receiving LDAP messages can be encompassed in
> 8 methods. This makes me excited, cause we can easily implement these 8
> decoding/encoding methods to get the current ASN.1 stuff out of the project
> and replace it with something of our own.
>
> Jeff, I understand that you have an interest in this as well, so I would
> like to touch base with you tomorrow to make sure we are both not working on
> the same thing, and maybe we could colloborate on some
> development/architecture.
>
Wes, that is great. I was looking more at writing the encoder in C
using the Apache Portable Runtime libraries anyway. I haven't gone very
far with ASN.1 stuff yet, so I don't think we will be duplicating
efforts. I still have to shore up some things on the client side, so I
will continue on that for now.
I would be interested to see what you have for an initial design. If
you want to work on the Java side, I will work on the C, let me know
what you think
Jeff
> Let me know what you think...
>
> Wes
>
> BTW: My work e-mail is down, so I don't have access to the list at the
> moment, thus I'm sending this from hotmail.com :-)
>
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