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Is there a reason you can't just assume it is still valid? That seems the most efficient. Encapsulate the LDAP communication in a class. You can handle any exceptions due to a dropped connection by reconnecting and then re-performing the requested operation.

Answered by: Freddie151 | Posted: 22-02-2022

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