LDAP toolkit
Marty Schleiff <schleiff@bcstec.ca.boeing.com> Tue, 21 November 1995 15:30 UTC
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From: Marty Schleiff <schleiff@bcstec.ca.boeing.com>
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Subject: LDAP toolkit
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This is just an informal description of a "toolkit" I would like to see which would simplify the bulding of applications which need access to X.500. Have any of you come across such a thing? Currently The Boeing Company has an X.500 DUA for Windows which was developed in-house. This application is written in Visual Basic. It utilizes Boeing-developed DLLs which simplify the task of bringing LDAP capabilities to Visual Basic (and other) applications. Rather than build such applications on top of Boeing-developed DLLs, we would prefer utilizing a vendor-provided "productized toolkit" which includes appropriate libraries and DLLs, documentation, software support, and maintenance (keep the toolkit current with LDAP specifications). Can any of you point me in the direction I should look? Marty Schleiff Boeing Corporate Electronic Directory Service (206)957-5667 schleiff@bcstec.ca.boeing.com
- LDAP toolkit Marty Schleiff