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Developing LDAP and ADSI Clients for Microsoft Exchange

Sven B. Schreiber

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Preface. I. FOUNDATIONS. 1. Theoretical and Technical Background. X.500: The Directory and Directory Service. ASN.1: Abstract Syntax Notation One. BER: Basic Encoding Rules. LDAP Transport . 2. LDAP Overview . The History of LDAP . LDAP Version 2 . LDAP Version 3 . The Future of LDAP. II. PROGRAMMING INTERFACES. 3. The C LDAP API . A Test Application Framework . LDAP and Exchange Server 5.5. The ldap_go Sample Application . 4. LDAP and the Active Directory. Active Directory Service Interfaces. The adsi_go Sample Application. III. REUSABLE SAMPLES. 5. Writing Expert LDAP Clients . ldap_lib: A High-Level LDAP Client Library. ldap_ex: An LDAP Directory Explorer. 6. Writing Expert ADSI Clients. adsi_lib: A High-Level ADSI Client Library. adsi_ex: An ADSI Directory Explorer. 7. Putting It All Together. LDAP Versus ADSI. The LDAP Development Environment. The ADSI Development Environment. Applying LDAP and ADSI. Thats All, Folks! Bibliography. Index.

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Key concepts: Lightweight Directory Access Protocol, Directory service, Directory, Computer science, Organizational unit, World Wide Web, Database, Operating system