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ldap.search |
Library: LDAP support (OMLDAP)
Import: omldap.xmd |
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
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
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