Le 19/02/2018 à 15:18, Kevin Hale Boyes a écrit : > On Sat, Feb 17, 2018 at 5:57 AM, Emmanuel Lécharny <elecha...@gmail.com> > wrote: > >> Hi, >> > > Thanks for your help! > >> When I iterate over the results and inspect the attributes of an entry >>> I don't find the operational attributes. >> >> Weird. You hsould have them. >> >> You can try using ALL_OPERATIONAL_ATTRIBUTES instead of >> ALL_ATTRIBUTES_ARRAY to see if it's any better. > > > When I give just ALL_OPERATIONAL_ATTRIBUTES the call is successful but > there are no attributes in the Entry. > What ended up helping is listing all the attribute names. > While that's not ideal it makes some sense for my application because it's > only prepared to deal with certain attributes anyway.
That is an option. It will work. > > >> Actually, Studio uses the API, so it should work. >> > > I was looking at the source code for Studio and, while it's a lot to > absorb, I thought it also used JNDI calls. It defaults to use teh API, but if you tell it to use JNDI, it will. > So what I did was write a test program using JNDI and see if I could get > the operational attributes that way. > It didn't work either. I'm able to get the same set of attributes as using > the API library. Ok, so it seems that your LDAP server does not properly handle the special "+" attribute. Which server it is ? > > I might not go that far since I have a working solution of specifying all > attribute names. > > Thanks for you time and effort!! My plaisure. -- Emmanuel Lecharny Symas.com directory.apache.org
