Uses of Package
netscape.ldap.util
Packages that use netscape.ldap.util
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Classes in netscape.ldap.util used by Unnamed PackageClassDescriptionThis class is similar to the
getopt()
function in UNIX System V.LDAP Data Interchange Format (LDIF) is a file format used to import and export directory data from an LDAP server and to describe a set of changes to be applied to data in a directory.Implements a plaintext -> Base64 encoder. -
Classes in netscape.ldap.util used by netscape.ldap.utilClassDescriptionThe exception thrown when there is a problem with either an LDAPFilter or with the File/URL/Buffer form which we're creating the LDAPFilter.This class is similar to the
java.lang.StringBuffer
class.Wrapper for LDAPConnection object in poolObjects of this class represent distinguished names (DN).Represents an LDAP search filter, which includes the string-based representation of the filter and other information retrieved from the LDAP filter configuration file (or from a buffer in memory or from a URL).The list of LDAPFilter objects returned from a LDAPFilterDescriptor Object.Represents an Internal LDAPFilterList object.Represents an LDAPIntFilterSet object.Abstract class for outputting LDAP entries to a stream.An object of this class represents the content of an LDIF record that specifies a new entry to be added.An object of this class represents the content of an LDIF record.This interface represents the content of an LDIF record.An object of this class represents the content of an LDIF record that specifies the deletion of an entry.An object of this class represents the content of an LDIF record that specifies changes to an RDN or the DN of an entry.An object of this class represents the content of an LDIF record that specifies modifications to an entry.An object of this class represents an LDIF record in an LDIF file (or in LDIF data).Implements a plaintext -> Base64 encoder.Implements a plaintext -> Base64 encoder.This abstract class is the parent of those classes which implement MIME encoding and decoding: base64.Objects of this class represent the components of a distinguished name (DN).