Tuesday, November 29, 2005
Trust a former accountant
To double post. I have removed the first version of the Oracle Express/AD posts from yesterday. Sorry about that.
A question that hasn't been asked, but probably should have been, about yesterday's posts is Why would you want to do this in custom code?. HTMLDB already has an LDAP authentication mechanism built in. In my case the simple answer is that I just want to make my application available to all members of my domain, without caring what their DN might be, an equivalent to using windows authentication in IIS.
Finally, a couple of people have pointed out that Don has confused me with David Litchfield on his new pages. I've dropped him a line so hopefully that will change shortly. In the meantime its extremely unlikely that I would ever call for anyone's resignation from anywhere - with the possible exception of Rafa Benitez if there are any more choices along the lines of Crouch over Owen, and even then you can forgive someone who brings back the European Cup a multitude of sins.
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A question that hasn't been asked, but probably should have been, about yesterday's posts is Why would you want to do this in custom code?. HTMLDB already has an LDAP authentication mechanism built in. In my case the simple answer is that I just want to make my application available to all members of my domain, without caring what their DN might be, an equivalent to using windows authentication in IIS.
Finally, a couple of people have pointed out that Don has confused me with David Litchfield on his new pages. I've dropped him a line so hopefully that will change shortly. In the meantime its extremely unlikely that I would ever call for anyone's resignation from anywhere - with the possible exception of Rafa Benitez if there are any more choices along the lines of Crouch over Owen, and even then you can forgive someone who brings back the European Cup a multitude of sins.
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...with the possible exception of Rafa Benitez
It should be written Benítez, with 'í', -if you want to look more 'cosmopolitan', of course-. ;-)
Cheers from Spain.
Carlos
It should be written Benítez, with 'í', -if you want to look more 'cosmopolitan', of course-. ;-)
Cheers from Spain.
Carlos
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: 4:42 PM, November 30, 2005
: 4:42 PM, November 30, 2005
But we are English (not 'cosmopolitan' - whatever that means) and it is spelled Benitez here
# posted by : 1:40 PM, December 02, 2005
: 1:40 PM, December 02, 2005
>> But we are English (not 'cosmopolitan' - whatever that means)
Main Entry: cosmopolitan
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: worldly-wise
Synonyms: (...), cultivated, cultured, ecumenical, global, (...), planetary, (...), sophisticated, universal, urbane, well-traveled, worldly, worldwide
Cheers.
Carlos.
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Main Entry: cosmopolitan
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: worldly-wise
Synonyms: (...), cultivated, cultured, ecumenical, global, (...), planetary, (...), sophisticated, universal, urbane, well-traveled, worldly, worldwide
Cheers.
Carlos.
# posted by : 7:38 AM, December 09, 2005
: 7:38 AM, December 09, 2005
