Re: NET::LDAP->new( async => 1)

I couldn’t see any examples either. However, if you look at the tests in the sources you’ll find a couple of very simple examples.

Eg. https://github.com/perl-ldap/perl-ldap/blob/master/t/60cancel.t

There’s another in https://github.com/perl-ldap/perl-ldap/blob/master/t/04refloop.t but it doesn’t look helpful to me.

Remember you can always submit operations in parallel out of the box, without doing anything special. The only blocking comes when you want to check the results.

$res1 = $ldap->modify(“uid=user.0,ou=people,dc=example,dc=com”, […]);
$res2 = $ldap->modify(“uid=user.1,ou=people.dc=example,dc=com”, […]);
# etc

If you come up with a good async example, please raise a PR to add it to Examples.pod, or just add a new file in the contrib directory.

Cheers,

Chris

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> I am looking for any information I can find (especially examples) of how to use the ‘async mode in NET::LDAP.
> The metacpan Net::LDAP page tells how to enable it but not how it is actually supported once enabled.
> The I’ve been searching the web for days and still can’t get this feature working.
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• Re: NET::LDAP->new( async => 1) by Chris Ridd via perl-ldap