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/forgerock/opendj2/src/build-tools/windows/
H A DREADME35 See the comments in winlauncher.c file and common.c for more information.
45 See the comments in service.c file and common.c for more information.
56 See the comments in winlauncher.c file and common.c for more information.
81 (See INSTRUCTIONS TO COMPILE opendj_service.exe for more information).
122 See the comments in the file Makefile for more information.
/forgerock/opendj-b2.6/src/build-tools/windows/
H A DREADME36 See the comments in winlauncher.c file and common.c for more information.
46 See the comments in service.c file and common.c for more information.
57 See the comments in winlauncher.c file and common.c for more information.
82 (See INSTRUCTIONS TO COMPILE opendj_service.exe for more information).
123 See the comments in the file Makefile for more information.
/forgerock/opendj2.6.2/src/build-tools/windows/
H A DREADME36 See the comments in winlauncher.c file and common.c for more information.
46 See the comments in service.c file and common.c for more information.
57 See the comments in winlauncher.c file and common.c for more information.
82 (See INSTRUCTIONS TO COMPILE opendj_service.exe for more information).
123 See the comments in the file Makefile for more information.
/forgerock/opendj2-hg/src/build-tools/windows/
H A DREADME35 See the comments in winlauncher.c file and common.c for more information.
45 See the comments in service.c file and common.c for more information.
56 See the comments in winlauncher.c file and common.c for more information.
81 (See INSTRUCTIONS TO COMPILE opendj_service.exe for more information).
122 See the comments in the file Makefile for more information.
/forgerock/opendj2-jel-hg/src/build-tools/windows/
H A DREADME36 See the comments in winlauncher.c file and common.c for more information.
46 See the comments in service.c file and common.c for more information.
57 See the comments in winlauncher.c file and common.c for more information.
82 (See INSTRUCTIONS TO COMPILE opendj_service.exe for more information).
123 See the comments in the file Makefile for more information.
/forgerock/opendj-v3/opendj-server-legacy/src/build-tools/windows/
H A DREADME35 See the comments in winlauncher.c file and common.c for more information.
45 See the comments in service.c file and common.c for more information.
56 See the comments in winlauncher.c file and common.c for more information.
81 (See INSTRUCTIONS TO COMPILE opendj_service.exe for more information).
122 See the comments in the file Makefile for more information.
/forgerock/opendj2/ext/ant/bin/
H A Dlcp.bat2 REM Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one or more
H A DantRun.bat3 REM Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one or more
/forgerock/opendj-b2.6/ext/ant/bin/
H A Dlcp.bat2 REM Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one or more
H A DantRun.bat3 REM Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one or more
/forgerock/opendj2.6.2/ext/ant/bin/
H A Dlcp.bat2 REM Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one or more
H A DantRun.bat3 REM Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one or more
/forgerock/opendj2-hg/ext/ant/bin/
H A Dlcp.bat2 REM Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one or more
H A DantRun.bat3 REM Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one or more
/forgerock/opendj-v3/opendj-server-legacy/ext/ant/bin/
H A Dlcp.bat2 REM Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one or more
H A DantRun.bat3 REM Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one or more
/forgerock/openidm-v4/openidm-zip/src/main/resources/samples/fullStack/
H A DREADME.md34 OpenAM and OpenIDM are both powerful products on their own, but even more so
44 more authentication options, multi-factor authentication, powerful authentication chaining, and single-sign on. OpenAM also benefits when used this way - the OpenIDM user profile management functionality is far more feature-rich than what is provided by default in OpenAM. OpenIDM provides a sophisticated data validation service and has an easily-extensible, flexible environment to build upon.
54 For simplicity in this demo, it is assumed that you are using a single, root-level realm in OpenAM. It is possible to use multiple realms, but that is a more complicated setup.
75 If you are using SSL (as in the above HTTPS example) then you will need to make sure that the SSL certificate is trusted by OpenIDM. If your LDAP server's SSL certificate has not been provided by a well-known certificate authority, you may need to import this ssl certificate into OpenIDM's truststore. See the "[Accessing the Security Management Service](http://openidm.forgerock.org/doc/integrators-guide/index.html#security-management-service)" section of the Integrator's guide for more details.
112 Once you have followed the above steps, you can access the OpenIDM UI as normal (https://domain:port/). The UI has been modified slightly for this sample; instead of the regular login process, we use a proxy service to communicate with OpenAM's REST-based Authentication service. This proxy service is implemented as a custom endpoint - read more details in the source at bin//defaults/script/ui/openamProxy.js.
/forgerock/openidm-v4/openidm-zip/src/main/resources/samples/historicalaccountlinking/
H A DREADME.md337 Repeating steps 8) through 12) will create more and more historical accounts for the user.
/forgerock/web-agents-v4/zlib/
H A Ddeflate.c19 * is preferable to spend more time in matches to allow very fast string
25 * A previous version of this file used a more sophisticated algorithm
27 * time, but has a larger average cost, uses more memory and is patented.
67 need_more, /* block not completed, need more input or more output */
69 finish_started, /* finish started, need only more output at next deflate */
70 finish_done /* finish done, accept no more input or output */
561 * This function could be more sophisticated to provide closer upper bounds for
874 * more output space, but possibly with both pending and
892 /* User must not provide more inpu
1395 unsigned more; /* Amount of free space at the end of the window. */ local
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/forgerock/opendj-v3/opendj-server-legacy/src/main/java/org/opends/server/schema/
H A DDITStructureRuleSyntax.java260 // followed by one or more names in single quotes separated by spaces.
321 // obsolete. We do not need to do any more parsing for this token.
525 // followed by one or more values in single quotes separated by spaces
828 // we'll assume it's the end of the value. What's more, we'll have
864 // we'll assume it's the end of the value. What's more, we'll have
/forgerock/openidm-v4/openidm-zip/src/main/resources/samples/scriptedazure/
H A DREADME334 more documentation on the groovy connector and for help with customization please see
/forgerock/opendj-b2.6/src/server/org/opends/server/schema/
H A DDITStructureRuleSyntax.java396 // followed by one or more names in single quotes separated by spaces.
460 // obsolete. We do not need to do any more parsing for this token.
668 // followed by one or more values in single quotes separated by spaces
982 // we'll assume it's the end of the value. What's more, we'll have
1020 // we'll assume it's the end of the value. What's more, we'll have
/forgerock/opendj2/src/server/org/opends/server/schema/
H A DDITStructureRuleSyntax.java395 // followed by one or more names in single quotes separated by spaces.
459 // obsolete. We do not need to do any more parsing for this token.
667 // followed by one or more values in single quotes separated by spaces
981 // we'll assume it's the end of the value. What's more, we'll have
1019 // we'll assume it's the end of the value. What's more, we'll have
/forgerock/opendj2.6.2/src/server/org/opends/server/schema/
H A DDITStructureRuleSyntax.java396 // followed by one or more names in single quotes separated by spaces.
460 // obsolete. We do not need to do any more parsing for this token.
668 // followed by one or more values in single quotes separated by spaces
982 // we'll assume it's the end of the value. What's more, we'll have
1020 // we'll assume it's the end of the value. What's more, we'll have
/forgerock/opendj2-jel-hg/src/server/org/opends/server/schema/
H A DDITStructureRuleSyntax.java396 // followed by one or more names in single quotes separated by spaces.
460 // obsolete. We do not need to do any more parsing for this token.
668 // followed by one or more values in single quotes separated by spaces
982 // we'll assume it's the end of the value. What's more, we'll have
1020 // we'll assume it's the end of the value. What's more, we'll have

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