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Changes to LDAP configuration in 1.5.1
LDAP and LDAPS now use separate beans for configuration. The only difference is that the use of SSL is determined by parameter 'enabledLdaps'. Both LDAP and LDAPS must support certificate configuration because LDAP may use Start TLS, while LDAPS has SSL enabled "full time." Both LDAP and LDAPS follow parameter naming conventions with all the other protocol providers. So, the former ldapPort is now ipPort and the former ldapsPort is also now ipPort.
Also due to the common configuration used by all protocol providers, individual protocols are no longer enabled in MutableServerStartupConfiguration. Instead, individual services are enabled using the parameter 'enabled' on their individual beans.
Changes to the other protocols in 1.5.1
All protocols except LDAP are disabled by default.
The Kerberos protocol provider is no longer configured with a Map of properties. All configuration properties are now available on a bean and configurable using Spring XML.
The Change Password protocol provider is no longer configured with a Map of properties. All configuration properties are now available on a bean and configurable using Spring XML.
The NTP protocol provider is no longer configured with a Map of properties. All configuration properties are now available on a bean and configurable using Spring XML.
DNS has now been enabled in ServerContextFactory. The DNS protocol provider is no longer configured with a Map of properties. All configuration properties are now available on a bean and configurable using Spring XML.