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As the core protocol of the Active Directory Services (ADS) built into Windows 2000 and Microsoft(r) Exchange, Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) is a staple of enterprise development and an essential technology for systems developers.Focusing specifically on Microsoft's implementation of the LDAP protocol, Developing LDAP and ADSI Clients for Microsoft(r) Exchange presents essential technical information and real-world techniques for building LDAP and Active Directory Services Interface (ADSI) clients for Microsoft(r) Exchange 5.x servers. It provides extensive code examples that demonstrate the protocol in action. The accompanying CD-ROM is the most comprehensive collection of LDAP resources available containing high-level utility libraries and reusable applications that can be embedded directly into your own applications.You will find an overview of LDAP fundamentals, including the X.500 Directory standard, LDAP versions 2 and 3, and the C LDAP API. The book goes well beyond these basics and details how native LDAP maps into ADSI objects, methods, and properties. It walks you step-by-step through the process of writing LDAP and ADSI clients for Windows and Exchange, using sample applications for each technology that highlight their similarities and differences. This resource gives you the experience-based knowledge and software tools you need to put LDAP to work in a Microsoft environment.Specific topics covered include:How LDAP fits into the TCP/IP protocol suite and relates to Windows Sockets ASN.1 and BER Using LDAP to manage Exchange 5.5 The LDAP API Detailed information on Win32 client implementation Using ADSI on LDAP
This book investigates the technical implementation of LDAP and ADSI protocols specifically within the Microsoft Exchange and Windows 2000 server environments. Author Sven B. Schreiber provides a rigorous examination of the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol, bridging the gap between theoretical X.500 standards and practical Win32 client development. By analyzing the C LDAP API and the mapping of native LDAP to ADSI objects, the text establishes a framework for developers to build robust, directory-aware applications for enterprise systems.
What You Will Find
Experts recognize this work as a highly specialized technical reference for developers working with legacy Microsoft enterprise infrastructure. Readers frequently note the high density of the code-focused prose and the utility of the provided libraries for real-world systems integration.
Page Count:
400
Publication Date:
2000-04-17
Publisher:
Addison-Wesley
ISBN-10:
0201657775
ISBN-13:
9780201657777
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