LDAPeople is a versatile LDAP addressbook client. You can use it to query LDAP based directory servers for addressbook records. LDAPeople displays a list of entries that match your query and provides a detailled view for each record found. In the detail view, you can tap on a persons phone number, e-mail address or url and your device will instantly call that person or open your e-mail application or webbrowser for the selected address.

 

LDAPeople supports both LDAPv2 and LDAPv3 using anonymous bind or simple authentication. Everything that depends on attributes specific to a certain LDAP directory server is configurable. You are free to configure a custom LDAP filter for queries and there's even a complete attribute mapper that maps attributes from your directory server to iPhone / iPod touch addressbook attributes according to your needs. For secure connections, LDAPS (LDAP over SSL) is supported.

 

Notes:

LDAPeople uses the OpenLDAP library (© OpenLDAP Foundation). For further information about its license, see here.

This product includes software developed by the OpenSSL Project for use in the OpenSSL Toolkit. (http://www.openssl.org/). For further information about its license, see here.

• search LDAP based directories for addressbook records
• quickly send an e-mail, make a phone call or browse the website of found addressbook records
• look up the address of found records in the map application
• copy addressbook records from the directory into your local contacts database

• support for an unlimited number of LDAP directory configurations
• configuration options for directory server specific attributes (attribute mapper)
• sophisticated and freely customizable LDAP filters
• configuration export and import (XML)
• complete attribute mapper for mapping directory server attributes to local contacts attributes
• support for LDAPS (LDAP over SSL)
• support for LDAPv2 and LDAPv3
• anonymous bind or simple authentication
• copy LDAP contacts to your local addressbook

• quickly search for people in the directory of your school / university
• look up the contact information of fellow coworkers in the directory of the company you work for