Why doesn LDAP work?
Make sure you have the SUN JNDI API package installed in your classpath (named jndi.jar). In fact, you will need all of the following jars on your CLASSPATH, all of which can be obtained from java.sun.com (thanks to Daniel K. Schneider for this list): • jndi.jar • ldap1_2_2/lib/ldap.jar • ldap1_2_2/lib/providerutil.jar • ldap1_2_2/lib/jaas.jar • ldap1_2_2/lib/ldapbp.jar If you built cocoon yourself, without the JNDI JAR on the classpath, you will also need to rebuild it. Run build.sh clean and then build.sh (or build.bat, as appropriate.
Make sure you have the SUN JNDI API package installed in your classpath (named jndi.jar). In fact, you will need all of the following jars on your CLASSPATH, all of which can be obtained from java.sun.com (thanks to Daniel K. Schneider for this list): • jndi.jar • ldap1_2_2/lib/ldap.jar • ldap1_2_2/lib/providerutil.jar • ldap1_2_2/lib/jaas.jar • ldap1_2_2/lib/ldapbp.jar If you built cocoon yourself, without the JNDI JAR on the classpath, you will also need to rebuild it.