Oracle Internet Directory Application Developer's Guide -- Index

adding

attributes to existing entries, 4-5

entries

concurrently, 4-6

using ldapadd, 4-5

using ldapaddmt, 4-6

add.log, 4-6

administration tools

ldapadd, 4-5

ldapaddmt, 4-6

ldapbind, 4-8

ldapcompare, 4-9

ldapdelete, 4-10

ldapmoddn, 4-11

ldapmodify, 4-13

ldapmodifymt, 4-16

ldapsearch, 4-18

attributes

adding

by using ldapadd, 4-5

concurrently, using ldapaddmt, 4-6

to existing entries, 4-5

deleting, 4-15

values, using ldapmodify, 4-15

in LDIF files, 4-2

authentication

Kerberos, 4-6, 4-7, 4-10

modes, SSL, 2-2

SSL, 2-2, 4-6, 4-8, 4-13, 4-17

none, 2-2

one-way, 2-2

two-way, 2-2

building applications

with PL/SQL API, 3-13

bulk tools, 1-2

C API

sample search tool, 2-9

sample usage, 2-7

usage with SSL, 2-7

usage without SSL, 2-8

catldap.sql, 3-13

Chadwick, David, viii

change types, in ldapmodify input files, 4-14

changetype

add, 4-14

delete, 4-16

modify, 4-14

modrdn, 4-16

command line tools

ldapadd, 4-5

ldapaddmt, 4-6

ldapbind, 4-8

ldapcompare, 4-9

ldapdelete, 4-10

ldapmoddn, 4-11

ldapmodify, 4-13

ldapmodifymt, 4-16

ldapsearch, 4-18

syntax, 4-4

components of Oracle Internet Directory SDK, 1-2

DBMS_LDAP package, 3-2, 3-14

deleting

attributes

using ldapmodify, 4-15

entries

using ldapdelete, 4-10

using ldapmodify, 4-16

values from attributes, using ldapmodify, 4-15

dependencies and limitations

C API, 2-22

PL/SQL API, 3-14

distinguished names

in LDIF files, 4-2

working with in C API, 2-6

ending LDAP sessions, 2-4

entries

adding

using ldapadd, 4-5

using ldapaddmt, 4-6

deleting

using ldapdelete, 4-10

using ldapmodify, 4-16

modifying

concurrently, using ldapmodifymt, 4-16

searching, using ldapsearch, 4-18

errors, handling in C API, 2-6

filters

IETF-compliant, 4-18

ldapsearch, 4-19

Function DBMS_LDAP.init, 3-21

group entries

creating, using ldapmodify, 4-15

Hodges, Jeff, viii

Howes, Tim and Mark Smith, viii

initializing LDAP sessions, 2-4

interface calls, SSL, 2-3

Java, 1-2

JNDI, 1-2

JPEG images, adding with ldapadd, 4-6

Kerberos authentication, 4-6, 4-7, 4-10

Kosiur, Dave, viii

LDAP

search filters, IETF-compliant, 4-18

LDAP Data Interchange Format (LDIF), 4-2

LDAP operations, performing, 2-4

LDAP server, third party, 2-22

LDAP sessions

initializing and ending, 2-4

LDAP Version 2 C API, 2-2

ldap_init_SSL call, 2-3

ldapadd, 4-5

adding entries, 4-5

adding JPEG images, 4-6

syntax, 4-5

ldapaddmt, 4-6

adding entries concurrently, 4-6

log, 4-6

syntax, 4-6

ldapbind, 4-8

syntax, 4-8

ldapcompare, 4-9

syntax, 4-9

ldapdelete, 4-10

deleting entries, 4-10

syntax, 4-10

ldapmoddn, 4-11

syntax, 4-11

ldapmodify, 4-13

adding values to multi-valued attributes, 4-15

change types, 4-14

creating group entries, 4-15

deleting entries, 4-16

LDIF files in, 4-5, 4-6, 4-13, 4-16

replacing attribute values, 4-15

syntax, 4-13

ldapmodifymt, 4-16

multithreaded processing, 4-17

syntax, 4-16

using, 4-16

ldapsearch, 2-9, 4-18

filters, 4-19

syntax, 4-18

LDIF

files, in ldapmodify commands, 4-5, 4-6, 4-13, 4-16

formatting notes, 4-3

formatting rules, 4-3

syntax, 4-2

using, 4-2

memory, freeing in C API, 2-6

modifying

entries

by using ldapmodify, 4-13

concurrently, using ldapmodifymt, 4-16

multiple threads, 4-17

in ldapaddmt, 4-6

increasing the number of, 4-7

multithreaded command line tools

ldapaddmt, 4-6

ldapmodifymt, 4-17

multi-valued attributes

adding values to, using ldapmodify, 4-15

object classes

adding

concurrently, using ldapaddmt, 4-6

in LDIF files, 4-2

one-way SSL authentication, 2-2

operating systems supported by Oracle Internet Directory, 1-2

Oracle Directory Manager, 1-2

listing attribute types, 4-3

Oracle directory replication server, 1-2

Oracle directory server, 1-2

Oracle extensions to support SSL, 2-2

Oracle Internet Directory

components of, 1-2

Oracle SSL call interface, 2-2

Oracle SSL extensions, 2-2

Oracle SSL-related libraries, 2-22

Oracle system libraries, 2-22

Oracle Wallet, 2-3

Oracle Wallet Manager, 2-3

required for creating wallets, 2-22

performance

using multiple threads, 4-7

performing LDAP operations, 2-4

PL/SQL API, 3-1

building applications with, 3-13

contains subset of C API, 3-2

data-type summary, 3-19

dependencies and limitations, 3-14

exception summary, 3-17

loading into database, 3-13

sample, 3-2

subprograms, 3-20

summary of subprograms, 3-14

using for search, 3-10

using from database trigger, 3-2

PL/SQL functions

add_s, 3-64

bind_s, 3-24

compare_s, 3-27

count_entries, 3-39

count_values, 3-67

count_values_len, 3-68

create_mod_array, 3-56

delete_s, 3-51

err2string, 3-55

explode_dn, 3-71

first_attribute, 3-41

first_entry, 3-35

get_dn, 3-45

get_values, 3-47

get_values_len, 3-49

init, 3-20

modify_s, 3-62

modrdn2_s, 3-53

next_attribute, 3-43

next_entry, 3-37

open_ssl, 3-73

rename_s, 3-69

search_s, 3-29

search_st, 3-32

simple_bind_s, 3-22

unbind_s, 3-26

PL/SQL procedures

free_mod_array, 3-66

populate_mod_array (Binary Version), 3-60

populate_mod_array (String Version), 3-58

PL/SQL reference, 3-14

Radicati, Sara, viii

relative distinguished names (RDNs)

modifying

using ldapmodify, 4-16

removing

objects, using command line tools, 4-10, 4-13

replacing attribute values, using ldapmodify, 4-15

RFC 1823, 2-23

rules, LDIF, 4-3

sample C API usage, 2-7

sample PL/SQL usage, 3-2

SDK components, 1-2

search filters

IETF-compliant, 4-18

ldapsearch, 4-19

search results, getting, 2-5

searching, using ldapsearch, 4-18

SQL*Plus, 3-13

SSL

authentication modes, 2-2

enabling, 4-6, 4-8, 4-13, 4-17

handshake, 2-3

interface calls, 2-3

Oracle extensions, 2-2

provide encryption and decryption, 2-2

wallets, 2-3

syntax

catalog management tool, 4-23

command line tools, 4-4

ldapadd, 4-5

ldapaddmt, 4-6

ldapbind, 4-8

ldapcompare, 4-9

ldapdelete, 4-10

ldapmoddn, 4-11

ldapmodify, 4-13

ldapmodifymt, 4-16

ldapsearch, 4-18

LDIF, 4-2

TCP/IP Socket Library, 2-22

two-way authentication, SSL, 2-2

wallets, SSL, 2-3