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What happens if I modify the user password through Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI) calls?

April 26, 2017directory happens interface Java JNDI naming password user

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What happens if I modify the user password through Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI) calls?

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The caches in the Access Manager layer are synchronized through the LDAP Version 3 Plug-in or, depending on your configuration, the Access Manager SDK with persistent searches to Directory Server. Changes to passwords trigger notifications and an update of the caches. However, the session stays active until the user logs out or until the session is terminated by the administrator.