Reload Attribute Info
Compare this Object with another
Add New Attribute
Add Attribute Element to an Array
Remove Attribute
Show only Attributes that have Values
Show Friendly Object Names
Show Distinguished Name in Novell Notation
Show Hex Output for Hex Values
Show Multivalued Attributes
Set Attribute List Filter
Show Attribute Names and ValuesThe results of your LDAP search is presented in an additional non-modal LDAP browser window:
With the LDAP Base button, you can chosse another directory container as the LDAP base of your search.
With the
LDAP Filter button, you can reasign another LDAP filter for the search. The editor dialog for this filter is the same as the filter constructor dialog in the LEX Filter Factory.
If you have saved LDAP filters to disk before, you can even quick-load these filters by using the drop down menu of the LDAP Filter button:
You see no directory
tree panel on the left side of the result list window, and you cannot change the base container
(this is fixed to the LDAP base of your search) but it
is a fully functional
LEX browser window in every other sense.
You can rename,
edit or remove objects in this list, you can even create new objects (note the Base container
at the top of the window - this is the container where the new objects would be created).
Or you
can change the display of these objects, just if you were in a "real" LEX main window.
Here is an example with the attribute lists shown for the currently selected object together with
friendly name output for the distinguished names:
BILD
If you double-click an object in the search result window, you jump to the original LEX where
your search was initiated, and the focus is changed to the clicked object - no matter in what
subcontainer or subtree this object is:
