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This module contains example LDAP applications implemented using the OpenDJ LDAP SDK:

LDAP search - illustrates how to perform an LDAP search operation using the synchronous APIs
LDAP asynchronous search - illustrates how to perform an LDAP search operation using the asynchronous APIs
LDAP modify - illustrates how to perform an LDAP modify operation using the synchronous APIs
LDAP server - illustrates how to implement a very simple LDAP server
LDAP proxy - illustrates how to implement a very simple LDAP proxy
LDAP bind - illustrates how to bind to an LDAP server
LDAP SASL bind - illustrates how to implement a SASL PLAIN bind to an LDAP server
Parse attributes - illustrates how to get an entry's attribute values as objects
Read LDAP schema - illustrates how to read and verify an LDAP server's schema
Read Root DSE - illustrates how to read an LDAP server's capabilities and schema
Search & bind - illustrates how to authenticate given a mail address and a password
Short life - illustrates how to create, update, rename, and delete an entry
Use LDAP Controls - illustrates how to use supported LDAP controls
Use LDAP Extended Operations - illustrates how to use supported LDAP extended operations
Rewrite proxy - illustrates how to rewrite DNs and attribute names in a proxy layer
Update group - illustrates how to add or remove a member from a static group
Use GenericControl - illustrates how to use GenericControl to get change notifications from Active Directory
Reset AD user password - illustrates how to reset a user password in Active Directory as Administrator, or change the password as the user

You can get the OpenDJ LDAP SDK examples using any of the following methods:

Pre-built binaries can be downloaded directly from the ForgeRock Maven repository:

For the DIY enthusiasts you can build it yourself by checking out the latest code using Subversion and building it with Maven 3.