Library: LDAP support (OMLDAP) Import: omldap.xmd

Declaration

define external function ldap.search
             value      ldap.connection connection
     base    value      string          base
     scope   value      integer         scope      optional
     where   value      string          filter
     into    modifiable ldap.attribute  result
     format  value      integer         format     optional
     selects read-only  stream          attributes

or

  define external function ldap.search
             value      ldap.connection connection
     base    value      string          base
     scope   value      integer         scope      optional
     where   value      string          filter
     into    modifiable ldap.attribute  result
     format  value      integer         format     optional
     select  remainder  string          attribute
       and ...
Where:

Argument definitions

connection

A connection to an LDAP server.

base

The root value for the start of the search.

scope

A parameter that specifies how deep in the tree you want to search. The default is ldap.scope-onelevel. The other possible parameters are ldap.scope-base and ldap.scope-subtree.

filter

The search filter for this scope.

result

The set of attributes which satisfy the search condition.

format

The format of the search result. ldap.format-value is the default; the other value is ldap.format-value-type.

attributes

A shelf of attribute names whose values you want returned. This is an alternative to specifying each name individually.

attribute

A list of attribute names whose values you want returned (separated by the word "and" if there is more than one). This is an alternative to specifying a shelf of attribute names.

The ldap.search function executes a search on the LDAP server specified by ldap.connection.

The following example searches one level deep from the base of "stilo.com" for the name, employee number, and telephone number of all employees in the R&D department.

The ldap.attribute shelf contains the selected attributes from the first entry that satisifed the search, keyed by the attribute name.

ldap.advance-entry advances to the next entry satisfying the search. ldap.entry-exists returns false when there are no more entries.

  import "omldap.xmd" prefixed by ldap.
  
  process
     local ldap.connection my-ldap
     local ldap.attribute my-entry variable
  
     set my-ldap to ldap.open 'www.stilo.com'
     ldap.search my-ldap
        base  "o=stilo.com"
        scope ldap.scope-onelevel
        where  "(Department=RD)"
        into   my-entry
        select "name" and "employeenumber" and "phonenumber"
  
     repeat
        exit unless ldap.entry-exists my-entry
        output ldap.entry-name of my-entry
            || "%n  Name:   "
            || ldap.reader of my-entry{"name"}
            || "%n  Number: "
            || ldap.reader of my-entry{"employeenumber"}
            || "%n  Phone:  "
            || ldap.reader of my-entry{"phonenumber"}
            || "%n"
        again
        ldap.advance-entry my-entry
     again

Other Library Functions ldap.add-entry ldap.advance-entry ldap.attribute ldap.close ldap.connection ldap.create-attribute ldap.delete-entry ldap.entry-exists ldap.entry-name ldap.modify-entry ldap.name ldap.omldap-version ldap.open ldap.reader ldap.rename-entry ldap.retrieve-values ldap.search

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