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Standard LDAP Controls (The Java™ Tutorials > Java Naming and Directory Interface(TM). > New features in JDK 5.0 and JDK 6)
Trail: Java Naming and Directory Interface(TM).
Lesson: New features in JDK 5.0 and JDK 6
New features in JDK 5.0 and JDK 6
Retrieving Distinguished Name
Standard LDAP Controls
Paged Results Control
Sort Control
Manage Referral Control
Manipulating LdapName (Distinguished Name)
Manipulating Relative Distringuished Name (RDN)
Setting Timeout for Ldap Operations
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Standard LDAP Controls
In LDAP v3, a Control is a message that enhances the existing LDAP operation by associating it with more information useful to the server or the client. A control can be either a request control or a response control. A request control is sent from the client to the server along with an LDAP request. A response control is sent from the server to the client along with an LDAP response. Either is represented by the interface javax.naming.ldap.Control

See the controls lesson in the JNDI tutorial if you haven't programmed using controls before.

In this lesson we will discuss the standard LDAP controls that are added to JDK 5.0. The necessary LDAP controls are already supported in the LDAP Booster Pack extension package available for the JNDI/LDAP service provider under com.sun.jndi.ldap.ctl package. The LDAP controls that are standardized by IETF are now made available in the javax.naming.ldap package of JDK through the following classes.

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