The <object-classes-property> tag exposes the object classes of an LDAP entry as a property of a RepositoryItem. This tag is always empty. For example:
<object-classes-property name="objectClasses" ldap-name="objectclass"/>Like the <id-property> tag, the <object-classes-property> tag is required in a definition of a base item descriptor (an item descriptor that doesn’t have a parent) but is not allowed in a child item descriptor that inherits from a parent. The property’s type is String[], a multi-valued String. For example, if an item descriptor definition has the <object-classes-property> tag in the preceding example and has the following object classes definition:
<object-class>top</object-class>
<object-class>person</object-class>
<object-class>organizationalPerson</object-class>
<object-class>inetorgPerson</object-class>
then its repository items will have the following objectClasses property:
objectClasses=top,person,organizationalPerson,inetorgPerson
object-classes-property Tag Attributes
Attribute | Description | Value |
|---|---|---|
name | The name of the repository item property that stores the item’s LDAP object class values. | Required. |
ldap-name | The property’s name in the LDAP directory. | Defaults to value of |
display-name | The text identifying the object classes property in the ATG Control Center. | Defaults to value of |
display-property | You can set this property to the name of a repository item property. A user interface can then represent the repository item using this property. For example, an LDAP | |
description | The description of the object classes property displayed in the ATG Control Center. | Defaults to value of |
