Struggling to setup an LDAP User Registry

Stupid, stupid, stupid !!!!!
It's always something daft :

When I was editing "server.xml" to go from basicUserRegistry to ldapUserRegistry I got rid of the "!--" at the start of the include block but I forgot to get rid of the "--" at the end.

So my "server.xml" didn't know about           <include location="conf/ldapUserRegistry.xml"/> and obviously I couldn't get any user to log in.

Now I've corrected that I have managed to log on to jts admin home page as my LDAP user who is also a JazzAdmin.

I'm going home now, but I'll no doubt be back soon with another daft question. (probably about managing licenses)
Thanks for all your help
                                          Peter

Thanks for your help so far everyone.
It feels like I’m making progress, but I’m not there yet.

I am trying to install JTS v6.0.6 and setup the LDAP User Registry to point to an Active Directory.
This new Jazz Team Server has been installed using the default websphere  Liberty profile

This Active Directory / LDAP that I am attempting to use is already being used by another Jazz Team Server (JTS v6.0.2) which has an Apache Tomcat application server.

Starting off with the basicUserRegistry and logged in as ADMIN I have run the jts/setup and configured the Public url, configured the ‘jts’ database and created its tables, and I’ve registered the Applications.

At the “Setup User Registry” page I have got the green “You have successfully configured the User Registry” message.

“ldapUserRegistry.xml” and “application.xml” were written when I hit the “Save LDAP Config Files” button.

If I stay logged on using the basicUserRegistry as ADMIN I can go to the Users page and see a list of 182 Active Users.
Which I assume must mean the LDAP Server connection is OK.

I clicked on one of these users ‘rtc.admin’ and confirmed that he had “Jazz Admins” repository permissions.
He did not have a Client Access License assigned yet so I gave him one of my RTC - Developer trial licenses that I have on this new Server. Then I saved the rtc.admin user settings.

Having done all that I stopped the server, changed the “server.xml” to use “ldapUserRegistry” and restarted the Server.

I tried to log on as ‘rtc.user’ but I still get “Login failed”

What have I forgotten to do ?

Thanks
                   Peter

 In addition on the setup page where you specify LDAP there is a link to some tooling that I found helpful in the past to find out the client settings and to make sure LDAP can be connected. Carefully read that page when you switch back and forth.

 Here's also the link to the version 6.0.6 knowledge center: https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSYMRC_6.0.6/com.ibm.jazz.install.doc/topics/t_config_ldap_connection_liberty.html