Using the URL Adapter with the LDAP Protocol
With the URL adapter it is also possible to access LDAP servers. The special URL format to access LDAP is specified in RFC 2255.
It has the form the following form:
ldap://server:port/<DN>?<attributes>?<scope>?<filter>?<extension> | |
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DN | The starting point in the directory tree. |
attributes | The fields to be returned. |
scope | The search logic (e.g. sub for sub-tree search). |
filter | The search query. |
extension | Further functionality like bindings (=login). For examples see RFC 2255. |
The URL adapter only supports read access to LDAP repositories.
The LDAP browser by SoftTerra is a useful, free tool to browse LDAP servers.
Alias Attributes
Find below a list of relevant alias attributes, if the URL adapter is used with the LDAP protocol. Default values used when an option is not explicitly set are written in bold.
Attribute | Description | Allowed Values / Examples | |
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Standard | |||
protocol | Transport protocol. | ldap | |
port | Machine port number the service is binding to. This port number can be given at service level only. | 389 | |
path | HTTP path for the SOAP request. | ||
method | HTTP method of the URL adapter call. Default is "POST" if no value is specified. | get (default) | |
Advanced | |||
options | Native cURL options as listed on Setting cURL Options on the URL Adapter. Use one of the following syntax rules:
| valid cURL options, e.g. | |
Proxy | |||
proxyURL | URL of the proxy server. | ||
proxyUser | Proxy user. | ||
proxyType | Type of the proxy. | one of: |
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