Hi Matthew,
check out SchemaOps.loadStaticOIDs (below). There really is no short
cut here because each syntax is slightly different.. however if all you
want to do is figure out which syntaxes *aren't* 'normal strings', it's
probably easier just to exclude the string oids.
Making things m
Hi Matthew,
the attribute OID is unique to the actual attribute type, whereas the
Syntax is the structure of the data; e.g. 'jpegPhoto' is a type of data,
but you might have attributes 'userThumbnail', 'staffPhoto' or even
'jpegPhoto'(as an attribute). It's a bit confusing that the attribute
Hi Matthew,
just to clarify, you're basically trying to download the full schema?
Or just the schema a particular entry?
If the latter, it's a multi-step process; read the entries object
classes, and then look each of those up in turn.
In general, finding 'non-string' attributes is a b
