Examples of BasicAttributes

javax.naming.directory.BasicAttributes
A simple implementation of the Attributes interface.
The BasicAttributes provides operations on any types of attribute. When a new attribute is created the BasicAttributes class will create a new BasicAttribute and add it to the attribute collection.

A particular instance of BasicAttributes can be either case-sensitive or case-insensitive, as defined by the isCaseIgnored() method.

Note that changes to the BasicAttributes are local -- they do not modify the directory. The directory is only modified by API calls on the {@link DirContext} object.
@see Attributes

Examples of javax.naming.directory.BasicAttributes

    {
        DirContext ctx = ( DirContext ) getWiredContext( getLdapServer() ).lookup( BASE );


        // Add telephoneNumber attribute
        String newValue = "1234567890";
        Attributes attrs = new BasicAttributes( "telephoneNumber", newValue, true );
        ctx.modifyAttributes( RDN_TORI_AMOS, DirContext.ADD_ATTRIBUTE, attrs );


        // Verify, that
        // - case of attribute description is correct
        // - attribute value is added
        attrs = ctx.getAttributes( RDN_TORI_AMOS );
        Attribute attr = attrs.get( "telephoneNumber" );
        assertNotNull( attr );
        assertEquals( "telephoneNumber", attr.getID() );
        assertTrue( attr.contains( newValue ) );
        assertEquals( 1, attr.size() );
    }

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Examples of javax.naming.directory.BasicAttributes

    public void testAddEntryNoRDNInEntry() throws Exception
    {
        DirContext ctx = ( DirContext ) getWiredContext( getLdapServer() ).lookup( BASE );


        // Create a person
        Attributes person = new BasicAttributes( "objectClass", "inetOrgPerson", true );
        person.get( "objectClass" ).add( "top" );
        person.get( "objectClass" ).add( "person" );
        person.get( "objectClass" ).add( "organizationalPerson" );
        person.put( "sn", "Michael Jackson" );
        person.put( "cn", "Jackson" );


        DirContext michaelCtx = ctx.createSubcontext( "givenname=Michael", person );


        assertNotNull( michaelCtx );


        DirContext jackson = ( DirContext ) ctx.lookup( "givenname=Michael" );
        person = jackson.getAttributes( "" );
        javax.naming.directory.Attribute newOcls = person.get( "objectClass" );


        String[] expectedOcls =
            { "top", "person", "organizationalPerson", "inetOrgPerson" };


        for ( String name : expectedOcls )
        {
            assertTrue( "object class " + name + " is present", newOcls.contains( name ) );
        }


        javax.naming.directory.Attribute givenName = person.get( "givenname" );


        assertEquals( "Michael", givenName.get() );
    }

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Examples of javax.naming.directory.BasicAttributes

        String[] newValues =
            { "1234567890", "999999999" };
        Attribute attr = new BasicAttribute( "telephoneNumber" );
        attr.add( newValues[0] );
        attr.add( newValues[1] );
        Attributes attrs = new BasicAttributes( true );
        attrs.put( attr );
        ctx.modifyAttributes( RDN_TORI_AMOS, DirContext.ADD_ATTRIBUTE, attrs );


        // Verify, that
        // - case of attribute description is correct
        // - attribute values are present
        attrs = ctx.getAttributes( RDN_TORI_AMOS );
        attr = attrs.get( "telephoneNumber" );
        assertNotNull( attr );
        assertEquals( "telephoneNumber", attr.getID() );
        assertTrue( attr.contains( newValues[0] ) );
        assertTrue( attr.contains( newValues[1] ) );
        assertEquals( newValues.length, attr.size() );

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Examples of javax.naming.directory.BasicAttributes

        DirContext ctx = ( DirContext ) getWiredContext( getLdapServer() ).lookup( BASE );


        // A new description attribute value
        String newValue = "A new description for this person";
        assertFalse( newValue.equals( PERSON_DESCRIPTION ) );
        Attributes attrs = new BasicAttributes( "description", newValue, true );


        ctx.modifyAttributes( RDN_TORI_AMOS, DirContext.ADD_ATTRIBUTE, attrs );


        // Verify, that attribute value is added
        attrs = ctx.getAttributes( RDN_TORI_AMOS );
        Attribute attr = attrs.get( "description" );
        assertNotNull( attr );
        assertTrue( attr.contains( newValue ) );
        assertTrue( attr.contains( PERSON_DESCRIPTION ) );
        assertEquals( 2, attr.size() );
    }

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Examples of javax.naming.directory.BasicAttributes

        SearchControls controls = new SearchControls();
        controls.setReturningAttributes( new String[0] );
        controls.setSearchScope( SearchControls.OBJECT_SCOPE );


        // add failure
        Attributes attrs = new BasicAttributes( "objectClass", "organizationalUnit", true );
        attrs.put( "ou", "UnderReferral" );


        try
        {
            ctx.createSubcontext( "ou=UnderReferral,uid=akarasuluref,ou=users,ou=system", attrs );
            fail( "Should never get here: add should fail with ReferralExcpetion" );

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Examples of javax.naming.directory.BasicAttributes

    public void testAddExistingAttributeValue() throws Exception
    {
        DirContext ctx = ( DirContext ) getWiredContext( getLdapServer() ).lookup( BASE );


        // Change description attribute
        Attributes attrs = new BasicAttributes( "description", PERSON_DESCRIPTION, true );


        try
        {
            ctx.modifyAttributes( RDN_TORI_AMOS, DirContext.ADD_ATTRIBUTE, attrs );
            fail( "Adding an already existing atribute value should fail." );
        }
        catch ( AttributeInUseException e )
        {
            // expected behaviour
        }


        // Verify, that attribute is still there, and is the only one
        attrs = ctx.getAttributes( RDN_TORI_AMOS );
        Attribute attr = attrs.get( "description" );
        assertNotNull( attr );
        assertTrue( attr.contains( PERSON_DESCRIPTION ) );
        assertEquals( 1, attr.size() );
    }

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Examples of javax.naming.directory.BasicAttributes

    public void testAddExistingNthAttributesDirServer664() throws Exception
    {
        DirContext ctx = ( DirContext ) getWiredContext( getLdapServer() ).lookup( BASE );


        // Change description attribute
        Attributes attrs = new BasicAttributes( true );
        attrs.put( new BasicAttribute( "telephoneNumber", "1" ) );
        attrs.put( new BasicAttribute( "telephoneNumber", "2" ) );
        attrs.put( new BasicAttribute( "telephoneNumber", "3" ) );
        attrs.put( new BasicAttribute( "telephoneNumber", "4" ) );
        attrs.put( new BasicAttribute( "telephoneNumber", "5" ) );
        attrs.put( new BasicAttribute( "telephoneNumber", "6" ) );
        attrs.put( new BasicAttribute( "telephoneNumber", "7" ) );
        attrs.put( new BasicAttribute( "telephoneNumber", "8" ) );
        attrs.put( new BasicAttribute( "telephoneNumber", "9" ) );
        attrs.put( new BasicAttribute( "telephoneNumber", "10" ) );
        attrs.put( new BasicAttribute( "telephoneNumber", "11" ) );
        attrs.put( new BasicAttribute( "telephoneNumber", "12" ) );
        attrs.put( new BasicAttribute( "telephoneNumber", "13" ) );
        attrs.put( new BasicAttribute( "telephoneNumber", "14" ) );


        Attribute attr = new BasicAttribute( "description", PERSON_DESCRIPTION );


        attrs.put( attr );


        try
        {
            ctx.modifyAttributes( RDN_TORI_AMOS, DirContext.ADD_ATTRIBUTE, attrs );
            fail( "Adding an already existing atribute value should fail." );
        }
        catch ( AttributeInUseException e )
        {
            // expected behaviour
        }


        // Verify, that attribute is still there, and is the only one
        attrs = ctx.getAttributes( RDN_TORI_AMOS );
        attr = attrs.get( "description" );
        assertNotNull( attr );
        assertTrue( attr.contains( PERSON_DESCRIPTION ) );
        assertEquals( 1, attr.size() );
    }

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Examples of javax.naming.directory.BasicAttributes

     */
    @Test
    public void testDIRSERVER_1183() throws Exception
    {
        LdapContext ctx = ( LdapContext ) getWiredContext( getLdapServer() ).lookup( BASE );
        Attributes attrs = new BasicAttributes( "objectClass", "inetOrgPerson", true );
        attrs.get( "objectClass" ).add( "organizationalPerson" );
        attrs.get( "objectClass" ).add( "person" );
        attrs.put( "givenName", "Jim" );
        attrs.put( "sn", "Bean" );
        attrs.put( "cn", "Jim, Bean" );


        DirContext jimBeanCtx = ctx.createSubcontext( "cn=\"Jim, Bean\"", attrs );


        assertNotNull( jimBeanCtx );
    }

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Examples of javax.naming.directory.BasicAttributes

    public void testAddEntryDifferentRDNInEntry() throws Exception
    {
        DirContext ctx = ( DirContext ) getWiredContext( getLdapServer() ).lookup( BASE );


        // Create a person
        Attributes person = new BasicAttributes( "objectClass", "inetOrgPerson", true );
        person.get( "objectClass" ).add( "top" );
        person.get( "objectClass" ).add( "person" );
        person.get( "objectClass" ).add( "organizationalPerson" );
        person.put( "givenName", "Michael" );
        person.put( "sn", "Michael Jackson" );
        person.put( "cn", "Jackson" );


        DirContext michaelCtx = ctx.createSubcontext( "cn=Michael", person );


        assertNotNull( michaelCtx );


        DirContext jackson = ( DirContext ) ctx.lookup( "cn=Michael" );
        person = jackson.getAttributes( "" );
        javax.naming.directory.Attribute newOcls = person.get( "objectClass" );


        String[] expectedOcls =
            { "top", "person", "organizationalPerson", "inetOrgPerson" };


        for ( String name : expectedOcls )
        {
            assertTrue( "object class " + name + " is present", newOcls.contains( name ) );
        }


        javax.naming.directory.Attribute cn = person.get( "cn" );


        assertEquals( 2, cn.size() );
        String[] expectedCns =
            { "Jackson", "Michael" };

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Examples of javax.naming.directory.BasicAttributes

    public void testAddEntryNoRDNInEntry() throws Exception
    {
        DirContext ctx = ( DirContext ) getWiredContext( getLdapServer() ).lookup( BASE );


        // Create a person
        Attributes person = new BasicAttributes( "objectClass", "inetOrgPerson", true );
        person.get( "objectClass" ).add( "top" );
        person.get( "objectClass" ).add( "person" );
        person.get( "objectClass" ).add( "organizationalPerson" );
        person.put( "sn", "Michael Jackson" );
        person.put( "cn", "Jackson" );


        DirContext michaelCtx = ctx.createSubcontext( "givenname=Michael", person );


        assertNotNull( michaelCtx );


        DirContext jackson = ( DirContext ) ctx.lookup( "givenname=Michael" );
        person = jackson.getAttributes( "" );
        javax.naming.directory.Attribute newOcls = person.get( "objectClass" );


        String[] expectedOcls =
            { "top", "person", "organizationalPerson", "inetOrgPerson" };


        for ( String name : expectedOcls )
        {
            assertTrue( "object class " + name + " is present", newOcls.contains( name ) );
        }


        javax.naming.directory.Attribute givenName = person.get( "givenname" );


        assertEquals( "Michael", givenName.get() );
    }

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