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  58. <a name="ldapans_xml"><strong>description of the ldapanswer XML definition</strong></a></font>

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  64. 	The extended LDAP sampler was built to support testing for very complex testpurposes.

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  65. 	It was aimed at supporting the LDAP operations as close as possible.

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  66. 	As the results are not passed back in a user-readable form, I invented my own xml definition to 

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  67. 	construct an answer in xml encoding, so the results may be parsed with regextracter or alike functions.

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  80. 	The global structure is as follows:

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  88. 	&lt;ldapanswer&gt; and &lt;ldapanswer/&gt; are the begin and endtags which are used to define the beginning ands end of the answer.

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  90. </li>

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  92. 	each ldapanswer contains 4 sections, an "operation" section (enclosed by 

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  93. 	&lt;operation&gt; tags) a respons code section (enclosed by &lt;responsecode&gt; tags), a 

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  94. 	response message (enclosed by &lt;responsemessage&gt; tags and (only with a search 

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  95. 	request) a searchresult section (enclosed with &ltsearchresult&gt tags>

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  112. The operation section defines the operation as it is sent to the LDAP Server. The 

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  116. <ol>

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  118. 	&lt;opertype&gt;<br>

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  119. 	Thise describes which kind of operation was sent, it can have the following values:

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  120. 	<ol>

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  122. 	bind<br>

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  123. 	(this code is used for both a thread bind as a single bind/unbind operation)

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  132. 	add

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  149. &lt;attributes&gt;

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  150. This will name all attributes that will be added or modified during an "add" or a "modify"

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  154. &lt;baseobject&gt;

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  155. This will hold the value of the root or context prefix that will be used in the current session.

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  160. This is the DN of the user that is binding to the directory, it is used in the 

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  164. &lt;comparedn&gt;

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  165. This is the DN of the object from which an attribute is compared to a given attributevalue

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  166. It is only used in the "compare" operation.

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  169. &lt;comparefilter&gt;

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  170. This is the filter, in the form (attribute= value) that is used in the "compare" operation.

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  173. &lt;countlimit&gt;

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  174. This is the maximum number of searchresults that will be returned, as it is requested by the client.

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  175. The actual number might be smaller as the server can have its own countlimit configured.

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  176. This will be used only in search requests.</li>

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  178. &lt;dn&gt;

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  179. This is the distinguished name of the object on which the actions are performed.

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  180. It is used in Add, Delete, Modify and ModifyDN operations

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  183. &lt;newdn&gt;

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  184. This is the new distinghuised name of an object to which the object will be renamed 

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  185. or moved, it is used in de ModifyDN operation

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  188. &lt;scope&gt;

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  189. This is used in search operations, it can be 0 (object), 1 (onelevel) or 2 (subtree).

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  190. It defines the scope of the search which can be limited to the above settings.

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  193. &lt;searchfilter&gt;

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  194. The searchfilter that will be used in a search request, it should be in proper LDAP syntax.

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  197. &lt;searchbase&gt;

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  198. The searchbase where a search is started, this is given, relative to the baseobject of the current connection.

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  201. &lt;timelimit&gt;

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  202. This is the maximum timethe server will use in finding the requested objects.as it is requested by the client.

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  203. The actual number might be smaller as the server can have its own countlimit configured.

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  224. As the response code, the official LDAP error definitions are used, so this section

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  225. contains the error message as returned from the server.

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  226. A succesfull request always returns "Success" as the responsmessage.

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  275. &lt;searchresult&gt;<br>

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  276. This gives the results from a serachrequest, as they are returned by the server.

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  281. This contains the complete distinghuised name of the object which is represented here

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  285. This contains the number of returned attributes.

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