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Synopsis
In this book, a team of leading software engineers cover all you need to know to start building enterprise-class directory services applications with today's most important technologies, including LDAP, Sun's JNDI, and Microsoft's ADSI. Start by understanding the problems directories were invented to solve, and the key qualities enterprise-class directory services and directory applications must have, such as availability and security. Review the past, present, and future of directory technologies, as well as "nuts and bolts" issues such as replication, partitioning, and schema. The book includes a full section of case studies demonstrating how directory-enabled applications can solve critical problems throughout the enterprise. The accompanying CD-ROM contains extensive directory services code in C, C++, Java, and Visual Basic, as well as LDAP software developer kits for Windows, Solaris, and IBM OS/390; the IBM SecureWay LDAP Directory Server; a JNDI client SDK; all relevant RFCs; plus this entire book and four bonus IBM Redbooks on LDAP and Enterprise JavaBeans.
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About the Author
Daniel House is a Senior Technical Staff Member at IBM in Research Triangle Park, NC. He has worked for IBM in such diverse areas as large systems hardware and software, distributed computing, transaction processing, application development tools, operating system design, and Microsoft Windows 2000 technologies. He holds seven U.S. patents and is a member of ACM and IEEE.
Timothy Hahn is a Senior Technical Staff Member at IBM responsible for strategy, architecture, design, and development of Directory Services on OS/390. He has worked on many projects within IBM, including Distributed Computing Environment (DCE) services, security services, and most recently, Directory Services and LDAP.
Louis Mauget is a Senior Software Engineer at IBM. During his 30+ years at IBM, he has worked in such areas as on-site enterprise customer services, operations research, prototyping applications for new software technologies, business application development, and much more.
Richard Daugherty is a Senior Software Engineer at IBM. He has worked as a developer, architect, and security specialist in various product groups within IBM, including large system operating systems, networking architecture, and the Windows NT/2000 system manager group. Rich also spent two years in the IBM Security Consulting Practice, leading security projects ranging from Enterprise Internet Policy to Intrusion Testing.
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From the Back Cover
e-Directories: Enterprise Software, Solutions, and Services is a clear and comprehensive guide to understanding and building industrial-strength enterprise applications that utilize directory services technology. It features the real-world information and techniques needed to build robust, reliable applications, using leading technologies such as the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) and Java Naming and Directory Interface™ (JNDI).
The authors share their insights and give a detailed description of the nuts and bolts of directory services structure and function. In addition, the book presents case studies that illustrated how directory services provide solutions to enterprise challenges. Extensive appendices provide comprehensive references to leading APIs and protocols.
The resource-packed CD-ROM includes the book online; example programs with source code; complete working versions of the IBM SecureWayAE LDAP Directory Server for WindowsAE; LDAP SDKs for Windows, Solaris™, and AIX; and a multi-platform JNDI client SDK. The CD-ROM also contains complete versions of useful Redbooks from IBM Engineers and live URLs that can take you to the latest technical information.
Clear explanations, practical techniques, and a valuable CD-ROM make this book your ultimate resource on Directory Services and how they relate to enterprise class software.
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