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Using software to access the Directory service

Actually accessing the Directory service is of course then end result most people want to achieve. To that end, Stanford supports and distributes the Stanford::Directory perl module and the Webauth package. Other known alternatives include PHP, JNDI (for Java), and the OpenLDAP client binaries (via shell scripts). These pages include examples or links to the relevent documentation for these alternatives.

Perl access

PHP access

JNDI access

Command Line tools via shell

Instructions on setting up Email clients to access the LDAP servers

Other resources:

OpenLDAP's JLDAP implementation