Sun Directory Services 3.1 User's Guide

File Structure

The Deja.properties file consists of four sections:

In each section is a list of definitions, each of which is terminated with a carriage return. Separate elements in a definition are separated by commas. Related elements are separated by semi-colons.

For example, the code below defines the default attributes displayed for RADIUS searches. The two attribute definitions are separated by a comma. Each definition consists of an attribute whose value is to be displayed (cn and uid), and a label for the results table header row (RADIUS_RU_CN_ATTR_LABEL and RADIUS_RU_UID_ATTR_LABEL) separated by a semi-colon. The list is terminated with a carriage return.


RADIUS_RU_LIST.default= cn;RADIUS_RU_CN_ATTR_LABEL,
uid;RADIUS_RU_UID_ATTR_LABEL

The character sequence {0} is used in the Deja.properties file to indicate user input. The character sequence {0} is replaced by the text typed by the user. For example, in a search filter, the definition (cn=*{0}*) specifies that the search will result in entries for which cn contains the search string typed by the user in the text field.