Chapter 15. Interfacing with LDAP-Enabled Directories
This
chapter covers techniques for accessing both public and private
Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) servers and provides
examples of searching directories, displaying results, and adding,
editing, and deleting entries. You can use Cold
Fusion’s cfldap tag to access
information stored in LDAP-enabled directories (including X.500
directories). LDAP is quickly becoming a standard for delivering
directory-based information over the Internet. Popular uses for the
cfldap tag include creating search interfaces for
public and private user directories and creating administrative
interfaces for managing LDAP directories.
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