Hi Stefan, On 4 sept. 2010, at 18:40, Stefan Seelmann wrote:
> Hi guys, > > in IRC we had the idea to have different levels of abstraction in the > API: A low-level API that represents the LDAP protocol and a more > convenient API for common users that hides the LDAP complexity. I really like the idea. > Lets start with the search method. > > In the low-level API the search method would return a Cursor<Response> > and the user has to deal with all possible results (SearchResultDone, > SearchResultEntry, SearchResultReference, IntermediateResponse) > > In the convenient API the search method would return a Cursor<Entry> > and the search method could also deal with referrals and search > continuations (throw as exception or follow transparently if the user > wants to). > > Does that make sense? This is just a first thought, we have to figure > if it makes also sense for the other operations too. +1. Makes totally sense to me. Regards, Pierre-Arnaud
