Nope - you would have to read the Name and Adress book group directly, and allow for groups within groups.
- A person's "NamesList" contains the list of various names he is known as, as well as groups (recursively) that he belongs to. (ND security compares this against the ACL of the DB you are opening.) I'm not very familiar with our scripting library, but maybe you can poke around its APIs to see if you we provide such a critter.
Alternatively, to brute force the recursive search, I discuss the algorithm for doing so here
"Collaborative Cuisine's 1 Hour JNDI Cookbook"
http://www-10.lotus.com/ldd/sandbox.nsf/0/c46c671f7611110a85256df60078e910?OpenDocument
- This session is for programmers who are already familiar with JNDI and LDAP basics but are wondering how to mix all those ingredients together into collaborative directory-enabled J2EE solutions. Recipes include locating a directory server, authenticating non-distinguished names, authorizing resource access, determining group membership, finding group members, and improving performance. Your finished courses may be enjoyed with LDAP servers from Lotus Domino, IBM Directory Server, and others. Bon Appetit!