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From: Neil A. W. <nei...@un...> - 2014-05-20 21:37:14
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On 05/20/2014 04:01 PM, Alon Bar-Lev wrote: >> Assuming that this is a network packet capture, then Active Directory is >> generating including that extra byte in the message. The LDAP SDK isn't >> generating it. > > I did not claimed the SDK generates that :) > > I just think that in the case of C strings, the SDK should remove > terminating NULL when it converts the content into Java string. I disagree with that. Assuming that Microsoft did not actually intend to include the null terminator in this message, then they should fix their product. If they did actually intend to include the null terminator for some reason, then it is not appropriate for the LDAP SDK to silently drop it. The LDAP SDK does not attempt to interpret textual messages. It is correct to make the response available exactly as it was returned by the server, even if it contains non-printable characters, typographical errors, grammatical errors, factual errors, profanity, etc. Neil |
