What is PerLDAP?
PerLDAP, Perl-LDAP, is made up of two main components to write LDAP clients: An interface to the C SDK API, and a set of Object Oriented Perl classes. The API interface is almost 100% compatible with Netscape’s C SDK, but it’s harder to use than the OO layer. The Object oriented interface is ment to be an easier way to write most common LDAP clients. For more information, see the Mozilla Directory project home page. I’ve also prepared a PerLDAP presentation in PowerPoint, which is available in HTML as well. Where can I get source code for PerLDAP? The source is available via both CVS and FTP. You can use Mozilla’s CVS server to easily keep up to date with latest releases and development. For more information about relevant CVS modules to check out, see question 4.5. If you don’t have access to CVS, or want to quickly get the latest CVS release, you can FTP a source distribution. After unpacking such a distribution, you can again use CVS to get updates etc. Where can I get binary distri