Neil Wilson

Sorry. I somehow accidentally closed this issue with some mistaken key combination. Nevertheless, I'm confused by this. Are you saying that GraalVM's default assumption is that all non-class files in...

I've done some looking into this, and I've not yet been able to reproduce the problem in which the in-memory directory server doesn't have access to the default standard schema...

I've just committed a change so that the LDAP SDK zip file now includes a resource/graalvm-native-image-resource-config.json file that is generated during the build process. The contents of that file are...

I went ahead and updated the build process so that the resource-config.json file is placed in the jar rather than packaged as a separate file.

Unless there's a critical issue that needs to be addressed, releases of the LDAP SDK are generally tied to the development of the Ping Identity Directory Server. I don't have...

There are a few of ways to detect changes in Active Directory. The best options are described at [https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/891995/how-to-poll-for-object-attribute-changes-in-active-directory-on-window](https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/891995/how-to-poll-for-object-attribute-changes-in-active-directory-on-window) and include: * You can use the DirSync control, which the...

I'm really not at all familiar with Active Directory. However, my understanding from looking at the documentation that Microsoft provides, and from how other controls work, is that you have...

I'm currently looking into this. I have thus far not been able to see the problem for myself. Do you have a reproducible test case that seems to work? As...

Thanks for the update. It may well have something to do with the use of asynchronous operations, especially if there are still any outstanding operations in progress when attempting to...

When testing with asynchronous operations, I was able to reproduce an occasional failure every few thousand attempts or so. I've just committed a couple of changes, and with those changes...