Le 13/12/16 à 13:06, Greg Thomas a écrit : > I'm looking to use the LDAP API in preference to JDNI. > > One thing I'm struggling to find the equivalent of a base DN for the whole > connection. > > With JNDI, I can supply a connection string similar to ... > > ldap://my-host:389/*OU=sub-domain,OU=domain,o=com* > > > which means that all searches will always start under "sub-domain". > > Now, obviously I can append ",*OU=sub-domain,OU=domain,o=com*" to all my > DNs that I'm searching (either that exact String, or by using the Dn class > I guess), but is there any way I can set that at a connection level? I > can't see anything obvious in the API, and I'm hoping to avoid having to > set it for everything I'm searching for.
No, we don't define a 'Context' in the LDAP API, as JNDI does. You have to provide the complete DN. -- Emmanuel Lecharny Symas.com directory.apache.org
