Neil Wilson

Yes, it is an official release. My usual process for creating a release is to first upload it to a staging site for the Maven Central repository, and then it...

The message is telling you exactly what's wrong: * The object class "user" is not defined in the schema * The attribute "distinguishedName" is defined in the schema, but isn't...

It sounds like these are general LDAP questions (and pretty fundamental ones, at that) and not specific to the LDAP SDK. This isn't really a general LDAP support forum. It's...

If you have an LDIF representation of the AD schema (and if you don't then you can get it using `ldapConnection.getSchema().getSchemaEntry().toLDIFString()`), then you should just be able to use it...

It seems like a bad design to have a MUST attribute be also declared NO-USER-MODIFICATION. Although you haven't explicitly stated it, it sounds like you might be using the LDAP...

The in-memory directory server does not support filters with extensible matching, and the LDAP SDK doesn't support that matching rule. There's really no easy way to do what you want...

This will not work. You're trying to perform a search operation. An extended operation handler can only be used to process extended operations. The only way you're going to be...

First, let me say that the in-memory directory server is meant to be a generic standards-compliant LDAP server. It is not meant to reproduce proprietary functionality or the specific quirks...

This isn’t something that’s specific to the UnboundID LDAP SDK. It’s a nonstandard “feature” of Active Directory, and the server should behave in the same way regardless of what type...

There are a couple of standards-compliant ways to accomplish this: * You can issue a search with a filter that attempts to find the entry with the provided username, and...