"Devendra Badhani" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm working on a project where the thruoughput requirement for the LDAP
> search is very high( ~100 results per second). To achive this I thought of
> using
> asynchronus LDAP API.
> Just to get a fair idea of what's going behind the scene and to
> understand the underlying socket implementation I went through the source
> code for the SDK. I am not very clear as to how is the MAPPING between a
> request ( LDAPRequest) and the corresponding socket is maintained. Hence the
> following query :
> - Does it create a new socket for every search? If no then how does it map
> the incoming result packets to the search requests?
No. Each result packet comes with an identifier that the C SDK uses to
match it to the request.
> - Is there any place where I can get the detailed design of the SDK?
http://docs.iplanet.com/docs/manuals/directory.html#SDKC
Dan
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