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I have an application in Java, using Spring LDAP and Java Naming. The problem is when I delete a branch that contains entries. example: 

root
|
|----A
|    |
|    |--A1
|       |
|       |----A2
|            |
|            |---A3  
|
|
|-----B

When I try to delete the branch A, sends me the following exception: 

[LDAP: error code 66 - subordinate objects must be deleted first]

Please help me! thank you!

Greetings.!

Elias Vargas
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If you are using Spring LDAP, you should be able to accomplish this using LdapTemplate#unbind method that takes 'recursive' argument:

http://docs.spring.io/spring-ldap/docs/2.0.2.RELEASE/apidocs/org/springframework/ldap/core/LdapTemplate.html#unbind(javax.naming.Name, boolean)

marthursson
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Unless the LDAP server supports the TreeDelete extended operation or request control, whatever it is, and you can find a Java implementation of the client side code, you will have to traverse the subtree and delete the entries bottom-up.

user207421
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