About Boneware

Boneware is dedicating its efforts to the development of mobile software. LDAPeople, our first product, is the only solution for LDAP connectivity on iPhone / iPod touch at the time of writing. Follow-up products are currently in development.

Boneware
Zurich, Switzerland
www.boneware.ch
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26 September 2008:

LDAPeople V1.1: LDAP on iPhone/iPod touch goes into next round

Zurich, Switzerland - 26 September 2008

LDAPeople, the preferred solution for LDAP connectivity on iPhone / iPod touch, today got its first overhaul since its launch in the iTunes App Store on 28 August 2008.
New features (amongst others) of Version 1.1 include the option of importing records from the LDAP directory into the local Contacts application and direct display of postal addresses in the Maps application.

LDAPeople is a versatile LDAP addressbook client. It can be used to query LDAP based directory servers for addressbook records. Records are displayed in a detailled view where tapping on a person's phone number, e-mail or website url will result in calling the specified number or open the e-mail application or web browser for the selected address.
LDAPeople supports both LDAPv2 and LDAPv3 using anonymous bind or simple authentication. Users may configure all attributes specific to their LDAP directory of choice and apply a custom LDAP filter for their queries. Moreover, LDAPeople features a complete attribute mapper where attributes of a directory server may be mapped to the Contacts attributes on iPhone / iPod touch.

LDAPeople suits the needs of employees of larger companies looking for the phone number of a fellow coworker equally as of students looking to browse their university's addressbook for a certain e-mail address. Anyone wanting to browse an LDAP directory on their iPhone / iPod touch will find that LDAPeople exactly meets their demands.

For more information about LDAPeople, please visit the author's website. Also on the website, you'll find contact information for questions, feature requests or general feedback.