LDAPXML: An LDAP to XML Converter
LDAPXML is a set of java classes that allow you to access LDAP entries as custom defined XML. It allows you to map the various LDAP objectClasses and attributes to XML namespaces, attributes, elements etc. If you're lo
Tutorial Details:
LDAPXML uses map files written in XML to map the data. Here's the map file documentation, as well as a sample.
Documentation
Java API Docs
LX Map File Documentation
Custom Conversion hooks
Sample Code
Basic usage:
// connection: A connected LDAP connection
// doc: An XML document
// test.map: A LX map
LXMap map = new LXMap();
map.loadMap("file:///test/test.map");
LXReader reader = new LXReader();
reader.setConnection(connection);
reader.setMap(map);
Element el = reader.retrieveEntry(doc, "cn=test,dc=test,dc=com");
// el now contains a mapped entry
Multiple entries:
LXResults res = reader.retrieveSearch(doc, "dc=test,dc=com", "(objectClass=person)");
// ... either enumerate the results ...
for(int i = 0; i < res.getLength(); i++)
el = res.getResult(i);
// ... or just use them all together ...
doc = res.assembleDocument();
Notes:
Tested on JDK 1.4.2, 1.3.1 and 1.2.
Requires the OpenLDAP/Novell LDAP class library.
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