Feature: Searching the directory
 As a directory consumer
 I want to ensure that I can search the directory
 In order to find relevant entries

 Background:
   Given a usable Net::LDAPapi class

 Scenario: Can find objects that exist within the directory
   Given a Net::LDAPapi object that has been connected to the LDAP server
   When I've bound with default authentication to the directory
   And I've searched for records with scope LDAP_SCOPE_SUBTREE
   Then the search result is LDAP_SUCCESS
   And the search count matches

 Scenario: Can asynchronously find objects that exist within the directory
   Given a Net::LDAPapi object that has been connected to the LDAP server
   When I've asynchronously bound with default authentication to the directory
   And I've asynchronously searched for records with scope LDAP_SCOPE_SUBTREE
   Then after waiting for all results, the search result message type is LDAP_RES_SEARCH_RESULT 
   And the search result is LDAP_SUCCESS
   And the search count matches

 Scenario: Can find objects that exist within the directory with a timeout
   Given a Net::LDAPapi object that has been connected to the LDAP server
   When I've bound with default authentication to the directory
   And I've searched for records with scope LDAP_SCOPE_SUBTREE, with timeout 1
   Then the search result is LDAP_SUCCESS
   And the search count matches

 Scenario: Can asynchronously find objects that exist within the directory with a timeout
   Given a Net::LDAPapi object that has been connected to the LDAP server
   When I've asynchronously bound with default authentication to the directory
   And I've asynchronously searched for records with scope LDAP_SCOPE_SUBTREE, with timeout 1
   Then after waiting for all results, the search result message type is LDAP_RES_SEARCH_RESULT 
   And the search result is LDAP_SUCCESS
   And the search count matches

 Scenario: Can find objects that exist with the directory and iterate them with next_entry and next_attribute
   Given a Net::LDAPapi object that has been connected to the LDAP server
   When I've bound with default authentication to the directory
   And I've searched for records with scope LDAP_SCOPE_SUBTREE
   Then the search result is LDAP_SUCCESS
   And the search count matches
   And using next_entry for each entry returned the dn and all attributes using next_attribute are valid

 Scenario: Can find objects that exist with the directory and iterate them with next_entry and entry_attribute
   Given a Net::LDAPapi object that has been connected to the LDAP server
   When I've bound with default authentication to the directory
   And I've searched for records with scope LDAP_SCOPE_SUBTREE
   Then the search result is LDAP_SUCCESS
   And the search count matches
   And using next_entry for each entry returned the dn and all attributes using entry_attribute are valid

 Scenario: Can find objects that exist with the directory and iterate them with result_entry and next_attribute
   Given a Net::LDAPapi object that has been connected to the LDAP server
   When I've bound with default authentication to the directory
   And I've searched for records with scope LDAP_SCOPE_SUBTREE
   Then the search result is LDAP_SUCCESS
   And the search count matches
   And using result_entry for each entry returned the dn and all attributes using next_attribute are valid

 Scenario: Can find objects that exist with the directory and iterate them with result_entry and entry_attribute
   Given a Net::LDAPapi object that has been connected to the LDAP server
   When I've bound with default authentication to the directory
   And I've searched for records with scope LDAP_SCOPE_SUBTREE
   Then the search result is LDAP_SUCCESS
   And the search count matches
   And using result_entry for each entry returned the dn and all attributes using entry_attribute are valid
 
  Scenario: Can find objects that exist with the directory and read them all at once
   Given a Net::LDAPapi object that has been connected to the LDAP server
   When I've bound with default authentication to the directory
   And I've searched for records with scope LDAP_SCOPE_SUBTREE
   Then the search result is LDAP_SUCCESS
   And the search count matches
   And using get_all_entries for each entry returned the dn and all attributes are valid