Re: [ANN] Net::LDAP 0.0.4 released

On 8/18/06, Luke Kanies <luke@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I'm also excited that you're flexible about the interface; the native
LDAP library was a bit too close to the actual LDAP library
interfaces, which are not exactly easy to use.


Thanks- improving the API and making it more Ruby-esque was a major
motivation for building this library, and I'm still looking for ways
to improve it, so anyone with a suggestion please let me know. The
native LDAP API, as clunky as it is, is an RFC standard, so a lot of
people hesitate to change it. But it's so weird and old-fashioned that
I decided to do so anyway.

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