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/*
 * Copyright 2009-2019 Ping Identity Corporation
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/**
 * This package provides an API which intends to make it easy to interact with
 * directory data using Java objects.  It is primarily a persistence framework,
 * which includes the ability to convert between Java objects and LDAP entries,
 * but it also provides a means of performing LDAP operations (add, delete,
 * modify, and search) with that data.
 * 

* At the heart of the LDAP persistence framework is a set of annotation types * that can be used to mark source code to indicate how it should be stored in * the LDAP directory server. Those annotations include: *
    *
  • {@code LDAPObject} -- This annotation type is used to mark the class * for objects that may be stored in an LDAP directory server. It * provides information about the structural and auxiliary object classes * that should be used in the LDAP representation of the data.
  • *
  • {@code LDAPField} -- This annotation type is used to mark fields in * classes for objects that should be stored in an LDAP directory server. * It provides information about the LDAP attribute that should be used to * store the information for that field, and to identify constraints on * how that field may be used.
  • *
  • {@code LDAPGetter} and {@code LDAPSetter} -- These annotation * types provide an alternative to the {@code LDAPField} annotation. * Rather than marking fields, they should be used to mark getter and * setter methods that can be used to retrieve and update the associated * value.
  • *
  • {@code LDAPDNField} -- This annotation type should be used to mark at * most one field in a Java class whose value should be the DN of the LDAP * entry with which the object instance is associated.
  • *
  • {@code LDAPEntryField} -- This annotation type should be used to mark * at most one field in a Java class whose value should be a read-only * representation of the LDAP entry with which the object instance is * associated.
  • *
*

* The {@code LDAPObjectHandler} class provides the primary interface for * interacting with objects of a specified type and converting between the Java * and LDAP representations of that data. The {@code ObjectEncoder} class * provides an API that may be used to convert between Java and LDAP * representations for object values. */ package com.unboundid.ldap.sdk.persist;




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