How to read and map schema into Java objects

I'm new to JNDI and LDAP<br>
How can I read the schema from a directory into Java objects?<br>
I need access to the object classes and get all the required and optional attributes... then details about the attributes themselves like its type, cardinality (single or multivalued), etc.

Hi naidu,
1. We can use this type of path
computername
folder
file.ext
2. We can use this in GUI_UPLOAD
   and it will run on presentation server,
   connect to
computer
   and read the file contents.
regards,
amit m.

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