Distinguished Name Syntax
webMethods Broker uses the following format conventions for DNs:
A field consists of a tag and a value, separated by an equal sign.
Fields are separated by commas.
Tags are case insensitive (CN or cn).
Order of the fields is not taken into account.
If a field is not set, it is omitted.
Values that contain commas or equal signs must be contained within quotation marks.
The following is an example of a distinguished name:
CN=John Smith,OU=Engineering,O=ABCDCorp,
L=Sunnyvale,ST=CA,C=USA,EMAIL=jsmith@ABCDCorp.com
Broker supports the use of multi-valued attributes separated by commas. For example, a distinguished name could have two common names, as follows:
CN=John Smith,CN=JSMITH