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LDAP: Unsolicited Notification

Posted on June 22, 2012 by Terry Gardner

LDAP is a request-response protocol with the exception of the unsolicited notification. The unsolicited notification is a transmission from the server to a connected LDAP client. LDAP clients should be prepared to handle the unsolicited notification because the notification is … Continue reading →

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LDAP: Add an entry using LDIF and the UnboundID LDAP SDK

Posted on June 17, 2012 by Terry Gardner

Add Example (Java) See Also The following example uses the standard edition of the UnboundID LDAP SDK to add an entry using LDIF. The standard edition of the LDAP SDK is free and the source code is supplied. Using the … Continue reading →

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LDAP: Matched Values Request Control

Posted on December 7, 2011 by Terry Gardner

The matched values request control described in RFC 3876 provides LDAP clients with a way to filter values that would be returned in a search request. This capability is very useful when the LDAP client must process entries with large … Continue reading →

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LDAP: Virtual List View

Posted on December 5, 2011 by Terry Gardner

The Simple Paged Results Request Control provides LDAP clients with a means to view sequential data at a rate controlled by the client, but it’s limited by the fact that clients can only scroll through pages in order. The Virtual … Continue reading →

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LDAP: Simple Paged Results Control Extension

Posted on November 30, 2011 by Terry Gardner

LDAP Clients can control the rate at which search results are returned from the directory server by using the simple paged results control extension defined in RFC2696. To use this control extension, the LDAP client sends a search request with … Continue reading →

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