>>>>> Sangita Mohan writes:
> Sorry, I am not exactly familiar with Cygwin or even LDAP for that
> matter. Please excuse me if I have too many questions. I tried the
> following and am basically stuck.
> I tried getting OpenLDAP via Cygwin as you suggested and landed up a
> lib directory that has
> libladp.dll.a
> liblday_r.dll.a and so on.
> There were no .dll files, instead I got a bunch of .dll.a and .a
> files. I haven't encountered any WIN library files with a .dll.a
> extension and they do not open up using Visual Studio either. Is there
> something I am missing out here. Should I simply use the \lib and the
> \usr\include directories as my client library?
> Can someone please give me some more details on how to get only the
> OpenLDAP client library for Windows. I need to do LDAP authentication
> in my client either over SSL or using Kerebros, whichever is easier.
> Any help is appreciated.
>From your mail I conclude that the cygwin versions of the libraries is
not what you want. But to find out what cygwin is for, check the
following URL:
http://cygwin.com/cygwin-ug-net/cygwin-ug-net.html