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- Ensure you have no JNDI-specific properties set in your LDAPConnector or JAASAuthnConfiguration files. JNDI properties typically would have "jndi" in the property name. Where necessary, they can usually be converted to generic settings, but feel free to ask if you can't find the documented equivalents.
- In particular, if you have any attributes defined as binary via "java.naming.ldap.attributes.binary", you will need to replace that with the
<BinaryAttributes>element within the LDAPConnector.
- In particular, if you have any attributes defined as binary via "java.naming.ldap.attributes.binary", you will need to replace that with the
- Ensure that
- your ldaps URL, if any, does not end in a slash, as this seems to be something the UnboundID provided doesn't handle that JNDI did. Unclear which one is strictly correct, but it's a simple workaround.
- your LDAP filters do not contain blanks, there was a case (with Active Directory) when the UnboundID provider would not accept such filters
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