[ldap-sdk-announce] UnboundID LDAP SDK for Java 6.0.6

[Neil W. <nei...@pi...>]

We have just released version 6.0.6 of the UnboundID LDAP SDK for Java
<https://github.com/pingidentity/ldapsdk>. It is available for download
from GitHub <https://github.com/pingidentity/ldapsdk/releases> and
SourceForge <https://sourceforge.net/projects/ldap-sdk/files/>, and it is
available in the Maven Central Repository
<https://search.maven.org/search?q=g:com.unboundid%20AND%20a:unboundid-ldapsdk&core=gav>.
You can find the release notes at
https://docs.ldap.com/ldap-sdk/docs/release-notes.html, but here’s a
summary of the changes included in this version:

General Updates:


   -

   We fixed an issue that could cause request failures when closing a
   connection operating in asynchronous mode with outstanding operations.



   -

   We fixed an issue that could interfere with the ability to get a default
   SSLContext on Java 17 when running in FIPS 140-2-compliant mode.



   -

   We updated LDAPConnectionOptions to add support for a new system
   property that can enable certificate hostname verification by default
   without any code changes.



   -

   We updated the LDAP command-line tool framework to add a new
   --verifyCertificateHostnames argument to enable hostname verification
   when performing TLS negotiation.



   -

   We improved the class-level Javadoc documentation for the SSLUtil class
   to provide a better overview of TLS protocol versions, TLS cipher suites,
   key managers, trust managers, and certificate hostname verification, and to
   provide better examples that illustrate best practices for establishing
   secure connections.



   -

   We fixed an issue in the JNDI compatibility support for controls, as
   well as extended requests and responses. Even though the implementation was
   based on the JNDI documentation, it appears that at least OpenJDK
   implementations do not abide by that documentation. The LDAP SDK is now
   compatible with the observed behavior rather than the documentation,
   although a system property can be used to revert to the former behavior.



   -

   We updated the SearchRequest class to add constructors that allow you to
   provide the search base DN with a DN object (as an alternative to
   existing constructors that allow you to specify it as a String).



   -

   We fixed an issue in the command-line tool framework in which an Error
   (for example, OutOfMemoryError) could cause the tool to report a
   NullPointerException rather than information about the underlying error.



   -

   We fixed an issue in the IA5 argument value validator that could allow
   it to accept argument values with non-ASCII characters.



   -

   We fixed an issue in the DNS hostname argument value validator that
   could prevent it from properly validating the last component of a fully
   qualified domain name, or the only component of an unqualified name.



   -

   We updated the identify-references-to-missing-entries tool to provide an
   option to generate an LDIF file with changes that can be used to remove
   identified references.



   -

   We updated the SelfSignedCertificateGenerator class to perform better
   validation for the subject alternative DNS names that it includes in a
   certificate.



   -

   We updated the manage-certificates generate-self-signed-certificate
   command to rename the --replace-existing-certificate argument to be
   --use-existing-key-pair. The former argument name still works, but it is
   hidden from the usage.



   -

   We included a native-image/resource-config.json file in the LDAP SDK jar
   file manifest, which can be used by the GraalVM native-image tool to
   ensure that appropriate resource files are included in the resulting image.


Updates Specific to Use With the Ping Identity Directory Server:


   -

   We updated the summarize-access-log tool to report on many more things,
   including the most common IP addresses for failed bind attempts, the most
   consecutive failed binds, information about work queue wait times,
   information about request and response controls, the number of components
   in search filters, and search filters that may indicate injection attempts.



   -

   We updated support for the audit data security administrative task to
   make it possible to specify the number and/or age of previous reports to
   retain.



   -

   We fixed issues that prevented specifying the criticality of the
   administrative operation and join request controls.

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