Sun Java System Messenger Express 6 2005Q4 Customization Guide

SDK Configuration Initialization

The EXP_Init function initializes the SDK configuration information needed when calling other functions:

int EXP_Init(
char *pszLdapHost,
char *pszLdapMatchAttrib,
char *pszLdapDN,
unsigned int iLdapPort,
char *pszLdapBindUser,
char *pszLdapBindPass,
char *pszAdminUser,
char *pszAdminPassword);

SDK Configuration Initialization lists the SDK code variables and their description.

Table 5–2 SDK Code Variable Description


SDK Code Variables	Description
`pszLdapHost`	A null-terminated string containing the host name or IP address of the LDAP server in which the user search is performed.
`pszLdapMatchAttrib`	A null-terminated string specifying which LDAP attribute the `pszAdminUser` parameter should be matched against when searching the LDAP. The default is User ID (uid).
`pszLdapDN`	A null-terminated string specifying the Domain Name (DN) to use when searching for users.
`iLdapPort`	An integer specifying the port number in which the LDAP server is listening.
`pszLdapBindUser`	The string specifies the bind DN (Distinguish Name) and password for the directory server. If this is NULL, the SDK attempts to bind as anonymous user.
`pszLdapBindUser`	The string specifies the bind DN and password for the directory server. If this is NULL, the SDK attempts to bind as anonymous user.
`pszAdminUser`	The pointer to the string containing the “proxy” username and password is used when connecting to the messaging server. This is not NULL.
`pszAdminPass`	The pointer to the string containing the “proxy” username and password is used when connecting to the messaging server. This is not NULL.

A successful initialization, returns 0. If initialization fails, a non-zero number is returned. If initialization fails, errno is set to the most appropriate value possible based on what failed (in most cases a system call). These codes then map to standard errno values.