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The following table shows additional LDAP functions with a description of the purpose of each.
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This function allocates and constructs a new BerElementstructure. |
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This function creates a copy of the supplied bervalstructure. |
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This function frees an array of bervalstructures. |
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This function frees a bervalstructure. |
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This function is used to begin the traversal of a SET, SET OF, SEQUENCE, or SEQUENCE OF data values stored in the supplied BerElementstructure. It returns the tag and length of the first element. |
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This function allocates a new bervalstructure containing the data taken from the supplied BerElementstructure. |
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This function frees a BerElementstructure that was previously allocated with a call to the ber_alloc_tor ber_initfunction. |
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This function allocates a new BerElementstructure containing the data taken from the supplied bervalstructure. |
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This function is used along with the ber_first_elementfunction to traverse a SET, SET OF, SEQUENCE, or SEQUENCE OF data values stored in the supplied BerElementstructure. It returns the tag and length of the next element in the constructed type. |
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This function returns the tag of the next element to be parsed in the supplied BerElementstructure. |
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This function is used to encode a basic encoding rules (BER) element in much the same way that sprintfworks. One important difference, though, is that state information is kept in the pBerElement argument so that multiple calls can be made to ber_printfto append to the end of the BER element. The pBerElementargument passed to this function must be a pointer to a BerElementstructure returned by a call to the ber_alloc_tfunction. |
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This function is used to decode a basic encoding rules (BER) element in much the same way that sscanfworks. One important difference, though, is that some state information is kept with the pBerElementargument so that multiple calls can be made to ber_scanfto sequentially read from the BER element. The pBerElementargument should be a pointer to a BerElementstructure returned by a call to the ber_initfunction. |
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This function skips the current tag and returns the tag of the next element in the supplied BerElementstructure. |
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This function converts a distinguished name to a user-friendly format. |
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This function converts a distinguished name to a user-friendly format. |
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This function retrieves the distinguished name for a given entry. |
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This function converts a user-friendly name to a distinguished name. |
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This function converts Unicode strings to UTF-8. |
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This function translates strings for modules that do not have the UTF-8 code page. |