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Will the framework help me with AD Paging?
Our directory only allows for 1000 entries in one query. I am trying to get a list of all users - we have several thousand. I was able to get the first 1000 using the framework.
I found some documentation at Sun about how to do Paging which gets around this problem here:
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/jndi/newstuff/paged-results.html.
2008-08-08 21:31:00 UTC by trames
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Anonymous committed patchset 1 of module CVSROOT to the LDAP framework CVS repository, changing 11 files.
2008-03-10 06:08:44 UTC by nobody
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If you try to read more results than are in the LDAPResultSet, an exception is returned (PartialResultSet). I think the intention was to return "false" back to the caller to let it know there are no more results. Here is a fix:
public boolean next() throws DAOException {
try {
if(result.hasMore()) {
logger.debug("LDAPResultSet::next() - has more");.
2008-02-29 17:48:54 UTC by trames
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Add this method to retrieve a List object of all the field names returned by the ResultSet. Handy if you requested all fields "SELECT *"
/**
* Returns a List of all of the field names contained
* within the result set
*
* @return
* @throws DAOException
*/
public List getResultSetNames() throws DAOException {...
2008-02-28 21:27:01 UTC by trames
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Add this method to retrieve by name instead of number:
// getList by attribute name
public List getList(String attrName) throws DAOException {
try {
ArrayList list = new ArrayList();
Attribute attr = attrs.get(attrName);
if(attr != null){
NamingEnumeration en = attr.getAll();
while(en.hasMore()) {.
2008-02-27 18:34:23 UTC by trames
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Thanks for help.
:-)
2008-02-26 00:47:27 UTC by pavelsavin
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The number at the end is a search scope.
See: javax.naming.directory.SearchControls
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/javax/naming/directory/SearchControls.html
It can be one of:
OBJECT_SCOPE = 0;
ONELEVEL_SCOPE = 1;
SUBTREE_SCOPE = 2;.
2008-02-26 00:44:43 UTC by pavelsavin
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A cool feature would be to get rid of the LDAP silly syntax and use SQL AND/OR and even IN clauses after the WHERE.
(&(objectClass=fooOrganziation)(&(&(&(orgName=?)(orgType=?))(st=?))(orgBusinessUnit=?)))
(objectClass=fooOrganization) AND (orgName=? AND orgType=? AND st=? AND orgBusinessUnit=?)
... or something like that.
2008-02-25 22:27:20 UTC by trames
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Sorry, I answered this one myself. In case anyone wants to know:
Only read one record from the result set if you are only expecting one. To get the multi-valued entries like "memberOf", use the "getList(n)" method of LDAPResultSet. The "n" represents the field number in the SEARCH list. So to print an Active Directory user name and then all of the memberOf's...
2008-02-25 22:14:39 UTC by trames
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What does the number at the end of the WHERE clause represent (2)? In some of your examples you have a 1 (one) in that place. I could find no documentation for it.
String query = "SEARCH memberOf " +
" IN ? WHERE (samAccountName=?) 2";.
2008-02-25 21:47:43 UTC by trames
