Greetings,
I understand the list has been active lately and don't do this with
every enhancement, but I have a new demonstration for my Java LDAP
framework that may be of interest.
LDAPHttp was originally intended to use abstractions about directory
contexts, objects, and attributes to provide basic CRUD (create,
retrieve, update, delete) functionality to multiple types of entry
through a web interface. All that works well, but in more recent
versions I've successfully decoupled the http servlet machinery from the
component abstraction layer. The result is that you can write simple
clients that employ the same contexts, objects, or attributes without
using servlets or the web at all.
This week I'm introducing a new library of four short and sweet command
line Java LDAP clients.
http://www.mentata.com/news/18Jul06.htm
I can use them with any of my existing LDAPHttp contexts, objects, or
attributes to solve simple administrative issues from the prompt. You
might actually understand them best by looking at the source code:
http://www.mentata.com/ldaphttp/download/
I already know I need to document everything better, but I'm otherwise
very interested in what people may think so feel free to share the
good/bad/ugly at:
http://www.mentata.com/ldaphttp/suggestions.htm
Thanks for any interest, and good luck in all things LDAP.
Jon Roberts
www.mentata.com
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