Urgent question about following referrals manually (not automatically)

Question

I have a crucial question on the following code from the sun tutorial, for following referrals manually.
The question is below the code:
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// Set the referral property to throw ReferralException
env.put(Context.REFERRAL, "throw");
// Create the initial context
DirContext ctx = new InitialDirContext(env);
// Set the controls for performing a subtree search
SearchControls ctls = new SearchControls();
ctls.setSearchScope(SearchControls.SUBTREE_SCOPE);
// Do this in a loop because you don't know how
// many referrals there will be
for (boolean moreReferrals = true; moreReferrals;) {
try {
// Perform the search
NamingEnumeration answer = ctx.search("", "(objectclass=*)", ctls);
// Print the answer
while (answer.hasMore()) {
     System.out.println(">>>" + ((SearchResult)answer.next()).getName());
// The search completes with no more referrals
     moreReferrals = false;
} catch (ReferralException e) {
if (! followReferral(e.getReferralInfo())) {
     moreReferrals = e.skipReferral();
// Point to the new context
     if (moreReferrals) {
ctx = (DirContext) e.getReferralContext();
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My question:
If I have a ldap directory that holds two entries (or more) of referrals,
according to this program, when the first entry is reached, it is followed,
and then the context (ctx) is already changed to the new context.
In this case the program never reaches the second entry of the referral (or any other object that is still in the NamingEnumeration).
Do I understand correctly?
Shouldn't a stack be used here (in order to continue the search from the previous contexts)?
But then what do we save in the stack:
is it just the naming enumeration and the referral exception?
Best regards,
or_kr

Answer 1

As has been said, you really should check out some of the online tutorials:
LabVIEW Basics
LabVIEW 101
With that said, I think you want to get away from using the DAQ Assistant and use some of the more basic nodes.  You can actually set the sample rate of the DAQ and that will be constant.  So you can then get a sample and compare it.  If the value is in the right range, increment a counter.  If it isn't, reset the counter.  Once the counter reaches a certain amount, you are done.
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