LDAP Storage for Archetypes
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This document discusses using LDAP as a storage backend for Archetypes content in Plone. LDAP can be used for both authentication and as a content backend. The archetypes.ldapstorage product allows mapping Archetype fields to LDAP attributes, but the storage is not fully transactional. Future work includes improving the storage implementation and testing.
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