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<!ELEMENT app-name (#PCDATA)>
You can have multiple mapping elements in the file. Each element is processed in the order that it
appears in the file. If you map the same class or attribute more than once, the first mapping takes
precedence.
The following examples illustrate how to create a schema mapping rule.
Schema Rule 1: The following rule maps the source's surname attribute to the destination's sn
attribute for the inetOrgPerson class.
<attr-name-map>
<attr-name class-name="inetOrgPperson">
<nds-name>surname</nds-name>
<app-name>sn</app-name>
</attr-name>
</attr-name-map>
Schema Rule 2: The following rule maps the source's inetOrgPerson class definition to the
destination's User class definition.
<attr-name-map>
<class-name>
<nds-name>inetOrgPerson</nds-name>
<app-name>User</app-name>
</class-name>
</attr-name-map>
Schema Rule 3: The following example contains two rules. The first rule maps the source's
Surname attribute to the destination's sn attribute for all classes that use these attributes. The second
rule maps the source's inetOrgPerson class definition to the destination's User class definition.
<attr-name-map>
<attr-name>
<nds-name>surname</nds-name>
<app-name>sn</app-name>
</attr-name>
<class-name>
<nds-name>inetOrgPerson</nds-name>
<app-name>User</app-name>
</class-name>
</attr-name-map>
Example Command: If the schema rules are saved to an
sr1.xml
file, the following command
instructs the utility to use the rules while processing the
1entry.ldf
file and to send the results to
a destination file,
outt1.ldf
.
ice -o -sfile://sr1.xml -SLDIF -f1entry.ldf -c -DLDIF
-foutt1.ldf