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README for september 28
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On September 28, a new source drop was assembled. The LDAPConnection
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version is now 3.05. Compared to the original 3.0 source drop, this
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addresses the following problems:
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On disconnect (or on finalizing an LDAPConnection object, which
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implicitly calls the finalizer), a reference to the underlying socket
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was kept, so that the socket was not closed. As a consequence, an
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application which repeatedly did connect and disconnect would
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experience a resource leak. On UNIX systems, the java VM might
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eventually crash because of insufficient file descriptors. On Windows,
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it might eventually crash because of memory exhaustion.
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Referrals were not correctly followed on add operations.
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Support has now been added for referrals on authentication. There is
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a new overloaded authenticate method in LDAPConnection which takes an
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LDAPSearchConstraints as a parameter.
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There was no check for an empty or null host String on connect. Now,
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LDAPConnection.connect() throws an LDAPException for these two cases.
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Automatic reconnect when the server was restarted did not work. This
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is now handled transparently on the next operation. Also,
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LDAPConnection.isConnected() did not always return a correct response.
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A bad referral (one that points to a non-existent or inaccessible
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server or entry) would cause any following valid results from a search
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to be discarded.
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For asynchronous searches (batchSize == 1), it was possible that
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search results would arrive from the server and be buffered by the SDK
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faster than they could be processed by the application (using
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LDAPSearchResults.next() or LDAPSearchResults.nextElement()). The
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buffered results might use up more memory than was available in the
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java VM, causing it to crash. Now, there is a limit of 100 on the
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number of buffered entries per asynchronous search. The number can be
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changed with LDAPSearchConstraints.setMaxBacklog(int backlog). If
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there are no synchronous searches on a physical connection, and any
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asynchronous searches have full backlog buffers, the listener thread
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sleeps until search results are processed by the client.
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Persistent search response controls could be overwritten before a
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client could process them. Now they are queued and served up one at a
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time to the client.
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LDAPSearchResults().getCount() always returned the number of results
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processed by the client, rather than the number of results available
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to be processed by the client.
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LDAPSearchResults.sort() would throw a ClassCastException if the
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LDAPSearchResults object contained exceptions (LDAPException and
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LDAPReferralException) in addition to any LDAPEntry objects.
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----
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There is also a new directory "tools" containing source for the
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command-line tools LDAPSearch, LDAPModify, and LDAPDelete.
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