We have just released version 1.1.3 of the UnboundID LDAP SDK for Java. The full release notes can be found at http://www.unboundid.com/products/ldapsdk/docs/release-notes.php, but some of the changes in this release include:

• It now includes support for LDAP transactions as defined in the recently-released RFC 5805. You will need a directory server that provides support for this capability (like the UnboundID Directory Server) in order to be able to use it.
• It is now possible to determine the number of operations in progress on a connection that is established and not operating in synchronous mode.
• A new searchForEntry method has been added to LDAPInterface (implemented by connections and connection pools) to make it more convenient to perform searches that you expect to return at most one entry.
• The add request object has been updated to make it easier to treat it as if it were an entry.
• The schema parsing code has been updated to be more lenient about accepting quotes around OIDs and overlooking missing spaces after OID lists. These changes help make it possible for the LDAP SDK to parse the schema presented by Active Directory even though it is in violation of the LDAP specification.
• It includes a fix for an obscure bug that could cause an exception to be thrown when trying to normalize a value containing only non-ASCII space characters.
• It includes a fix for a bug that would cause the entry validator to throw an exception when provided with an entry that did not contain any object classes.
• The searchrate tool has been updated to provide support for processing asynchronous operations so that there can be multiple outstanding requests on each connection.
• The source for the Android LDAP client has been updated to be the source for the 1.0 version released to the Android Market.