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controls require LDAPv3
Madhav Kanneganti
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We are getting this error when we search for an attribute on openLDAP, what is this issue and how does this going to fix it?
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From what I recall working with LDAP,
LDAPv3 added a wealth of new features.
The message is telling you this.
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Madhav Kanneganti
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hi WP,
How do we fix this from
java
? Is really problem with java what we use (1.6.x) version?
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No. Java 1.6 is the most modern version of Java.
The problem is you appear to be either using a newer v3 LDAP API with a v2 directory, or opposite.
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How do we figure out which api version we are using, because we used simple JNDI code to connect to LDAP.
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