| Subject: | LDAP Schema |
Hello,
The following code is cut from the examples. It simply enumerates returns a list of attributes and prints their names. Or that is what's expected. The result is a list of HASH(*) values which is not what is expected.
Is this the expected result?
Curious,
Brad
CODE
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#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use Net::LDAP;
use Net::LDAP::Schema;
$directoryPath = "/users/brad/Documents/My Job (HDS)/Business Model Notes/LDAP Notes/LDAP Schema Files/iPlanet Schemas/";
$ldapSchemaFile = $directoryPath . "00core.ldif";
#
# Load from LDIF
#
$schema = Net::LDAP::Schema->new;
$schema->parse($ldapSchemaFile) or die $schema->error;
@attributes = $schema->all_attributes();
#
# Display the attributes
#
foreach ( @attributes)
{
print "attributeType $_\n";
}
RESULT
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attributeType HASH(0x35d68c)
attributeType HASH(0x30b01c)
attributeType HASH(0x35d7a0)
attributeType HASH(0x36ceec)
attributeType HASH(0x3566e4)
attributeType HASH(0x36d180)
attributeType HASH(0x366018)
attributeType HASH(0x3611d4)
attributeType HASH(0x35fc44)
attributeType HASH(0x30af14)
attributeType HASH(0x37beac)
attributeType HASH(0x3782b0)
...
SYSTEM INFO
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