How to use Java to connect to LDAP server

We have a requirement is to get LDAP service through XI.
Scenario is SAP <-> XI <-> LDAP
It seems there is not a LDAP adapter for XI now, so, is it possible to embed a Java program to access LDAP server? We already have a program like this:
SAP <-> Java (through JCo) <-> LDAP

Thanks, I checked this document. Does it mean we still need to run a standalone java application?
SAP -> RFC Adapter -> XI -> Java Proxy -> Java Application -> LDAP Server
Is it possible just build the java application to a jar in XI ? The reason is, if we still need to run a Java application, and it can connect to SAP directly (through JCo). I cannot find any benefit to migrate to XI.
Our wish is
SAP -> RFC Adapter -> XI -> Java Proxy -> LDAP Server

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