Neil Wilson

It is correct that the LDAP SDK does not support multi-byte BER types. However, I am not aware of any case in which LDAP communication makes use of multi-byte types....

There's nothing in the example that you've provided that would require a multi-byte BER type. First, the simple elements: The outer SEQUENCE and each inner SEQUENCE will have a type...

The LDAP SDK's API for constructing substring filters was created with the assumption that if a subInitial, subAny, or subFinal component wasn't needed, then it wouldn't be provided rather than...

The LDAP protocol specification in [RFC 4511](https://docs.ldap.com/specs/rfc4511.txt) section 4.8 defines a delete request as: `DelRequest ::= [APPLICATION 10] LDAPDN` This means that the only standards-compliant way for LDAP clients to...

Thanks for pointing this out. I have just committed a change to fix it.

It's hard to say, honestly. It should be possible to use each of those cipher suites, and if the JVM supports them, then they would all be included in the...

It may be possible, but it's not something I have a lot of expertise with, nor a lot of time to work on. It's likely the case that it would...

If the searchForEntry method is returning null, then that means that the search succeeded, but didn't return any entries. The most likely reason for that is: * The search request...

This doesn't really sound like a question about or an issue with the LDAP SDK. Instead, it's more specific to the way that Active Directory handles groups, and that's not...

I think that the Javadoc description of the [getEntry](https://docs.ldap.com/ldap-sdk/docs/javadoc/com/unboundid/ldap/sdk/AbstractConnectionPool.html#getEntry(java.lang.String,%20java.lang.String...)) method is sufficient. It says that if you don't specifically request any attributes, then all user attributes will be requested. That's...