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## Uses of Class
javax.naming.ldap.Rdn

Packages that use Rdn
javax.naming.ldap | Provides support for LDAPv3 extended operations and controls.

Uses of Rdn in javax.naming.ldap

Methods in javax.naming.ldap that return Rdn
`Rdn` | `LdapName.getRdn(int posn)` Retrieves an RDN of this LDAP name as an Rdn.

Methods in javax.naming.ldap that return types with arguments of type Rdn
`List<Rdn>` | `LdapName.getRdns()` Retrieves the list of relative distinguished names.

Methods in javax.naming.ldap with parameters of type Rdn
`Name` | `LdapName.add(int posn, Rdn comp)` Adds a single RDN at a specified position within this LDAP name.
`Name` | `LdapName.add(Rdn comp)` Adds a single RDN to the end of this LDAP name.

Method parameters in javax.naming.ldap with type arguments of type Rdn
`Name` | `LdapName.addAll(int posn, List<Rdn> suffixRdns)` Adds the RDNs of a name -- in order -- at a specified position within this name.
`Name` | `LdapName.addAll(List<Rdn> suffixRdns)` Adds the RDNs of a name -- in order -- to the end of this name.
`boolean` | `LdapName.endsWith(List<Rdn> rdns)` Determines whether the specified RDN sequence forms a suffix of this LDAP name.
`boolean` | `LdapName.startsWith(List<Rdn> rdns)` Determines whether the specified RDN sequence forms a prefix of this LDAP name.

Constructors in javax.naming.ldap with parameters of type Rdn
`Rdn(Rdn rdn)` Constructs an Rdn from the given `rdn`.

Constructor parameters in javax.naming.ldap with type arguments of type Rdn
`LdapName(List<Rdn> rdns)` Constructs an LDAP name given its parsed RDN components.

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