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Chapter 13
13 Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) Routines
     13.1     Introduction
         13.1.1         Overview of the LDAP Model
         13.1.2         Overview of LDAP API Use
         13.1.3         LDAP API Use on OpenVMS Systems
         13.1.4         64-bit Addressing Support
             13.1.4.1             Background
             13.1.4.2             Implementation
                 13.1.4.2.1                 Library Symbol Names
                 13.1.4.2.2                 LDAP Data Structures
             13.1.4.3             Mixing Pointer Sizes
         13.1.5         Multithreading Support
     13.2     Common Data Structures and Memory Handling
     13.3     LDAP Error Codes
     13.4     Initializing an LDAP Session
     13.5     LDAP Session Handle Options
     13.6     Working with Controls
     13.7     Authenticating to the Directory
     13.8     Closing the Session
     13.9     Searching
         13.9.1         Reading and Listing the Children of an Entry
     13.10     Comparing a Value Against an Entry
     13.11     Modifying an Entry
     13.12     Modifying the Name of an Entry
     13.13     Adding an Entry
     13.14     Deleting an Entry
     13.15     Extended Operations
     13.16     Abandoning an Operation
     13.17     Obtaining Results and Looking Inside LDAP Messages
     13.18     Handling Errors and Parsing Results
         13.18.1         Stepping Through a List of Results
     13.19     Parsing Search Results
         13.19.1         Stepping Through a List of Entries
         13.19.2         Stepping Through the Attributes of an Entry
         13.19.3         Retrieving the Values of an Attribute
         13.19.4         Retrieving the Name of an Entry
         13.19.5         Retrieving Controls from an Entry
         13.19.6         Parsing References
     13.20     Encoded ASN.1 Value Manipulation
         13.20.1         Encoding
             13.20.1.1             Encoding Example
         13.20.2         Decoding
             13.20.2.1             Decoding Example
     13.21     Using LDAP with Compaq SSL for OpenVMS
         13.21.1         Compaq SSL Certificate Options
         13.21.2         Obtaining a Key Pair
     13.22     Sample LDAP API Code
Chapter 14
14 LOGINOUT (LGI) Routines
     14.1     Introduction to LOGINOUT
         14.1.1         The LOGINOUT Process
         14.1.2         Using LOGINOUT with External Authentication
         14.1.3         The LOGINOUT Data Flow
     14.2     LOGINOUT Callouts
         14.2.1         LOGINOUT Callout Routines
         14.2.2         LOGINOUT Callback Routines
     14.3     Using Callout Routines
         14.3.1         Calling Environment
         14.3.2         Callout Organization
         14.3.3         Activating the Callout Routines
         14.3.4         Callout Interface
         14.3.5         Sample Program
     14.4     LOGINOUT Callout Routines
    Command 121     LGI$ICR_AUTHENTICATE
    Command 122     LGI$ICR_CHKRESTRICT
    Command 123     LGI$ICR_DECWINIT
    Command 124     LGI$ICR_FINISH
    Command 125     LGI$ICR_IACT_START
    Command 126     LGI$ICR_IDENTIFY
    Command 127     LGI$ICR_INIT
    Command 128     LGI$ICR_JOBSTEP
    Command 129     LGI$ICR_LOGOUT
     14.5     LOGINOUT Callback Routines
    Command 130     LGI$ICB_ACCTEXPIRED
    Command 131     LGI$ICB_AUTOLOGIN
    Command 132     LGI$ICB_CHECK_PASS
    Command 133     LGI$ICB_DISUSER
    Command 134     LGI$ICB_GET_INPUT
    Command 135     LGI$ICB_GET_SYSPWD
    Command 136     LGI$ICB_MODALHOURS
    Command 137     LGI$ICB_PASSWORD
    Command 138     LGI$ICB_PWDEXPIRED
    Command 139     LGI$ICB_USERPARSE
    Command 140     LGI$ICB_USERPROMPT
    Command 141     LGI$ICB_VALIDATE
Chapter 15
15 Mail Utility (MAIL) Routines
     15.1     Messages
     15.2     Folders
     15.3     Mail Files
     15.4     User Profile Database
     15.5     Mail Utility Processing Contexts
         15.5.1         Callable Mail Utility Routines
         15.5.2         Single and Multiple Threads
     15.6     Programming Considerations
         15.6.1         Condition Handling
         15.6.2         Item Lists and Item Descriptors
             15.6.2.1             Structure of an Item Descriptor
             15.6.2.2             Null Item Lists
             15.6.2.3             Declaring Item Lists and Item Descriptors
             15.6.2.4             Terminating an Item List
         15.6.3         Action Routines
     15.7     Managing Mail Files
         15.7.1         Opening and Closing Mail Files
             15.7.1.1             Using the Default Specification for Mail Files
             15.7.1.2             Specifying an Alternate Mail File Specification
         15.7.2         Displaying Folder Names
         15.7.3         Purging Mail Files Using the Wastebasket Folder
             15.7.3.1             Reclaiming Disk Space
             15.7.3.2             Compressing Mail Files
     15.8     Message Context
         15.8.1         Selecting Messages
         15.8.2         Reading and Printing Messages
         15.8.3         Modifying Messages
         15.8.4         Copying and Moving Messages
             15.8.4.1             Creating Folders
             15.8.4.2             Deleting Folders
             15.8.4.3             Creating Mail Files
         15.8.5         Deleting Messages
     15.9     Send Context
         15.9.1         Sending New Messages
             15.9.1.1             Creating a Message
                 15.9.1.1.1                 Constructing the Message Header
                 15.9.1.1.2                 Constructing the Body of the Message
             15.9.1.2             Creating an Address List
         15.9.2         Sending Existing Messages
         15.9.3         Send Action Routines
             15.9.3.1             Success Action Routines
             15.9.3.2             Error Handling Routines
             15.9.3.3             Aborting a Send Operation
     15.10     User Profile Context
         15.10.1         User Profile Entries
             15.10.1.1             Adding Entries to the User Profile Database
             15.10.1.2             Modifying or Deleting User Profile Entries
     15.11     Input Item Codes
     15.12     Output Item Codes
     15.13     Using the MAIL Routines: Examples
     15.14     MAIL Routines
    Command 142     MAIL$MAILFILE_BEGIN
    Command 143     MAIL$MAILFILE_CLOSE
    Command 144     MAIL$MAILFILE_COMPRESS
    Command 145     MAIL$MAILFILE_END
    Command 146     MAIL$MAILFILE_INFO_FILE
    Command 147     MAIL$MAILFILE_MODIFY
    Command 148     MAIL$MAILFILE_OPEN
    Command 149     MAIL$MAILFILE_PURGE_WASTE
    Command 150     MAIL$MESSAGE_BEGIN
    Command 151     MAIL$MESSAGE_COPY
    Command 152     MAIL$MESSAGE_DELETE
    Command 153     MAIL$MESSAGE_END
    Command 154     MAIL$MESSAGE_GET
    Command 155     MAIL$MESSAGE_INFO
    Command 156     MAIL$MESSAGE_MODIFY
    Command 157     MAIL$MESSAGE_SELECT
    Command 158     MAIL$SEND_ABORT
    Command 159     MAIL$SEND_ADD_ADDRESS
    Command 160     MAIL$SEND_ADD_ATTRIBUTE
    Command 161     MAIL$SEND_ADD_BODYPART
    Command 162     MAIL$SEND_BEGIN
    Command 163     MAIL$SEND_END
    Command 164     MAIL$SEND_MESSAGE
    Command 165     MAIL$USER_BEGIN
    Command 166     MAIL$USER_DELETE_INFO
    Command 167     MAIL$USER_END
    Command 168     MAIL$USER_GET_INFO
    Command 169     MAIL$USER_SET_INFO

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