Definitely a good step towards a very easy to use and eye-pleasing API (which is also full featured for experienced developers).
Thanks Emmanuel! Regards, Pierre-Arnaud On 11 mai 2011, at 18:40, Alex Karasulu wrote: > > On Wed, May 11, 2011 at 7:25 PM, Emmanuel Lecharny <[email protected]> > wrote: > Hi guys, > > those last three days, I made some modifications in the API following the > discussions we has 2 weeks ago. Namely : > 1) The 'simple' requests are not anymore returning a Response. If somethng > went wrong, an exception will be thrown. > > For instance, instead of doing : > > BindResponse bindResponse = connection.bing( "jdoe", secret" ); > > if ( bindResponse.getResultCode() == ResultCodeEnum.SUCCESS ) > { > // do something > } > > we now do : > > try > { > connection.bing( "jdoe", secret" ); > } > catch ( LdapException le ) > { > // Deal with the issue > } > > Note that if you do a connection.bind( BindRequest ), then you get back a > BindResponse. > > > 2) The search request is now returning a EntryCursor for 'simple' searches. > > The code now looks like : > > EntryCursor cursor = connection.search( "ou=system", > "(objectClass=*)", SearchScope.SUBTREE, "*" ); > > while ( cursor.next() ) > { > Entry result = cursor.get(); > // do something with the Entry > > } > > instead of : > > Cursor<Response> cursor = connection.search( "ou=system", > "(objectClass=*)", SearchScope.SUBTREE, "*" ); > > while ( cursor.next() ) > { > Entry result = ( ( SearchResultEntry ) cursor.get() ).getEntry(); > // do something with the Entry > } > > Again, using a connection.search( SearchRequest ), you get back a > Cursor<Response> as a result. > > This looks a lot cleaner. Great job Emmanuel. > > Thanks, > Alex
