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Interface Summary | |
HttpRequestCallback | |
LDAPReader | Describes the interfaces used by applications to read LDAP messages from an input source. |
LDAPWriter | Describes the interfaces used by applications to write LDAP messages to an output destination. |
Class Summary | |
Base64 | The Base64 utility class performs base64 encoding and decoding. |
DN | A DN encapsulates a Distinguished Name (an ldap name with context). |
DOMReader | Reads pre-parsed DSML as LDAPMessages. |
DOMWriter | Writes LDAPMessages into a DOM structure as DSML batch requests and batch responses. |
DSMLReader | Reads, parses and converts DSML into LDAPMessages. |
DSMLWriter | Writes LDAPMessages into a Writer or outputStream as DSML batch requests and batch responses. |
LDAPXMLHandler | This class is used to handle the deserialization events emitted by SAXEventMultiplexer. |
LDIFReader | The class to process the inputStream object to read an LDIF file. |
LDIFWriter | LDIFWriter is used to write LDIF content records or LDIF change records to the OutputStream object. |
RDN | A RDN encapsulates a single object's name of a Distinguished Name(DN). |
SAXEventMultiplexer | This class forms the base for deserialization(readDSML) of the DSML Serialized classes.It pipes SAX events to LDAPXMLHandler which is implemented by each class that needs DSML serialization support. |
ValueXMLhandler | This class provides the implementation of the LDAPXMLHandler for the
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Provides utility classes for use by LDAP applications. This package includes the DN class and RDN class supporting DN and RDN encapsulation respectively. The package also includes classes supporting the export and import of directory data via DSML v2.0 and LDIF version 1.
The import and export of directory data is accomplished by classes that implement the interfaces LDAPReader and LDAPWriter. The LDAPReader interface designates the framework used for reading modifications and entries from exported sources and applying them to the directory. The LDAPWriter interface designates the framework used for writing directory entries and modifications to a destination supporting an exported format.
LDIF supports two data types, content and change. DSML supports two corresponding data types, request and response. LDIF content represents only LDAP search response entries (i.e. the data returned from a search) and LDIF change data supports only add, delete, modify, and rename (modifyDN) LDAP requests. On the other hand, DSML represents all the LDAP requests and responses. Thus, LDIF content corresponds in a limited way to DSML response data and LDIF change data corresponds in a limited way to DSML request data. You cannot mix response data and request data.
To represent request data, additional classes have been added to the com.novell.ldap package. These classes are:
Requests received from an exported source are decoded and read by
calling the
readMessage method of a
class that implements the
LDAPReader
interface.
This package provides three classes that implement the LDAPReader interface:
LDAP entries read from the directory as
LDAPMessage
objects or
LDAPEntry
objects are written to an export
destination via the
writeEntry
or the
writeMessage
methods of classes that implement the
LDAPWriter.
interface.
This package provides three classes that implement the LDAPWriter interface:
The following code snippet demonstrates reading exported request data, submitting the request to the directory, and writing the response to a destination.
LDAPMessage inMessage, outMessage; inMessage = in.readMessage(); // Read first message while( inMessage != null ){ LDAPMessageQueue queue = lc.sendRequest( inMessage, null, null); // Send to directory while (( outMessage = queue.getResponse()) != null ) { out.writeMessage( outMessage ); // Write and export } inMessage = in.readMessage(); // Read next message }
There are several samples that demonstrate how to use this functionality.
The jldapsearch utility can display search results in DSML or LDIF format to standard output, which can be redirected to a file. The utilities are found in the bin directory of the API download.
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