The <entry> element contains information about an object
in a connected data source.
Usage
<entry
dn = "dn"
dn
The current name for the object in the connected data source.
It is formatted as an ordered list of component names separated by
commas.
/>
Attributes
Attribute
Type
Required
Description
dn
dn
No
The current name for the object in the connected data source.
It is formatted as an ordered list of component names separated by
commas.
Child Elements
Element
Description
<anchor>
An array of bytes that uniquely identifies the object in the
connected data source.
<primary-object-class>
The object type of the object.
<objectclass>
An ordered list of string values that define the type of object
in the connected data source.
<dn-attr>
Information about a referenced value attribute. Typical values
are manager and members (member of distribution list
or security group).
<attr>
Information about an attribute of the object.
Parent Elements
Child Element Sequence
The tree shows the ordering and number of child elements. Child
elements in a Sequence must appear in the order given and
child elements in a Choice are mutually exclusive.
Sequences and Choices can be nested. Element names
are followed by the minimum and maximum occurrences.
Sequence
anchor
<anchor>
An array of bytes that uniquely identifies the object in the
connected data source.
(Exactly 1)
primary-object-class
(Exactly 1)
objectclass
<objectclass>
An ordered list of string values that define the type of object
in the connected data source.
(Exactly 1)
dn-attr
<dn-attr>
Information about a referenced value attribute. Typical values
are manager and members (member of distribution list
or security group).
(Minimum = 0; Maximum = 1)
attr
<attr>
Information about an attribute of the object.
(Minimum = 1; Maximum = many)
Sequence
Remarks
The format of <entry> elements extends the DSML 1.0 format
for a directory object. The extensions that were added are
<anchor> , <parent-anchor> ,
<primary-objectclass> , and <dn-attr> .
Element Information