Examples of BinaryValue

com.basho.riak.client.core.util.BinaryValue
Lightweight utility class for byte arrays.
In almost all cases Riak is character asSet agnostic when it comes to data; buckets, keys, values and metadata are all stored in Riak simply as bytes.

This utility class is used throughout the client in order to encapsulate and allow access to those bytes by the user when the data is generally representative of a {@code String} so that any character asSet may be used.
@riak.threadsafety If you are using this class directly keep in mind that any modification to the wrapped byte[] post creation via either a retained reference to the array after calling unsafeCreate() or accessing the array directly via unsafeGetValue() will lead to undefined behavior in regard to thread safety and visibility.
@author Brian Roach @since 2.0
com.basho.riak.client.util.BinaryValue
com.google.enterprise.connector.spiimpl.BinaryValue
com.serotonin.m2m2.rt.dataImage.types.BinaryValue
@author Matthew Lohbihler
org.apache.directory.api.ldap.model.entry.BinaryValue
A server side schema aware wrapper around a binary attribute value. This value wrapper uses schema information to syntax check values, and to compare them for equality and ordering. It caches results and invalidates them when the wrapped value changes. @author Apache Directory Project
org.apache.directory.shared.ldap.entry.BinaryValue
org.apache.directory.shared.ldap.model.entry.BinaryValue
A server side schema aware wrapper around a binary attribute value. This value wrapper uses schema information to syntax check values, and to compare them for equality and ordering. It caches results and invalidates them when the wrapped value changes. @author Apache Directory Project
org.apache.jackrabbit.value.BinaryValue
A BinaryValue provides an implementation of the Value interface representing a binary value.
org.exist.xquery.value.BinaryValue
@author Adam Retter
org.exoplatform.services.jcr.impl.core.value.BinaryValue
a binary value implementation. @author Gennady Azarenkov
org.modeshape.jcr.value.BinaryValue
Value holder for binary data. BinaryValue extends the public {@link Binary} interface (which itself extends{@link javax.jcr.Binary}) and adds requirements such as being serializable and comparable.
org.msgpack.value.BinaryValue
Created on 5/30/14.
org.nasutekds.guitools.controlpanel.datamodel.BinaryValue
Class used to represent Binary Values. This is required in particular when the user wants to use the value in a file. To be able to reflect this this object is used: it contains the binary itself, the base 64 representation and the file that has been used.

Examples of org.apache.directory.shared.ldap.model.entry.BinaryValue

        if ( current != 0 )
        {
            byte[] result = new byte[current];
            System.arraycopy( value, 0, result, 0, current );


            return new BinaryValue( result );
        }
        else
        {
            return new BinaryValue( ( byte[] ) null );
        }
    }

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Examples of org.apache.directory.shared.ldap.model.entry.BinaryValue

            {
                AttributeType attributeType = schemaManager.getAttributeType( attribute );


                if ( attributeType != null )
                {
                    return new EqualityNode( attributeType, new BinaryValue( ( byte[] ) null ) );
                }


                else
                {
                    return null;
                }
            }
            else
            {
                return new EqualityNode( attribute, new BinaryValue( ( byte[] ) null ) );
            }
        }
        else
        {
            // A substring or an equality node

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Examples of org.apache.directory.shared.ldap.model.entry.BinaryValue

        assertTrue( attr1.isHumanReadable() );
        assertEquals( NULL_STRING_VALUE, attr1.get() );


        Attribute attr2 = new DefaultAttribute( atPwd );


        nbAdded = attr2.add( new BinaryValue( atPwd, null ) );
        assertEquals( 1, nbAdded );
        assertFalse( attr2.isHumanReadable() );
        assertEquals( NULL_BINARY_VALUE, attr2.get() );


        Attribute attr3 = new DefaultAttribute( atCN );


        nbAdded = attr3.add( new StringValue( atCN, "a" ), new StringValue( atCN, "b" ) );
        assertEquals( 2, nbAdded );
        assertTrue( attr3.isHumanReadable() );
        assertTrue( attr3.contains( "a" ) );
        assertTrue( attr3.contains( "b" ) );


        Attribute attr4 = new DefaultAttribute( atCN );


        nbAdded = attr4.add( new BinaryValue( atPwd, BYTES1 ), new BinaryValue( atPwd, BYTES2 ) );
        assertEquals( 0, nbAdded );
        assertTrue( attr4.isHumanReadable() );
        assertFalse( attr4.contains( BYTES1 ) );
        assertFalse( attr4.contains( BYTES2 ) );


        Attribute attr5 = new DefaultAttribute( atCN );


        nbAdded = attr5.add( new StringValue( atCN, "c" ), new BinaryValue( atPwd, BYTES1 ) );
        assertEquals( 1, nbAdded );
        assertTrue( attr5.isHumanReadable() );
        assertFalse( attr5.contains( "ab" ) );
        assertTrue( attr5.contains( "c" ) );


        Attribute attr6 = new DefaultAttribute( atPwd );


        nbAdded = attr6.add( new BinaryValue( atPwd, BYTES1 ), new StringValue( atCN, "c" ) );
        assertEquals( 1, nbAdded );
        assertFalse( attr6.isHumanReadable() );
        assertTrue( attr6.contains( BYTES1 ) );
        assertFalse( attr6.contains( BYTES3 ) );


        Attribute attr7 = new DefaultAttribute( atPwd );


        nbAdded = attr7.add( new BinaryValue( atPwd, null ), new StringValue( atCN, "c" ) );
        assertEquals( 1, nbAdded );
        assertFalse( attr7.isHumanReadable() );
        assertTrue( attr7.contains( NULL_BINARY_VALUE ) );
        assertFalse( attr7.contains( BYTES3 ) );


        Attribute attr8 = new DefaultAttribute( atDC );


        nbAdded = attr8.add( new StringValue( atDC, null ), new BinaryValue( atPwd, BYTES1 ) );
        assertEquals( 1, nbAdded );
        assertTrue( attr8.isHumanReadable() );
        assertTrue( attr8.contains( NULL_STRING_VALUE ) );
        assertFalse( attr8.contains( "ab" ) );


        Attribute attr9 = new DefaultAttribute( atDC );


        nbAdded = attr9.add( new StringValue( ( String ) null ), new StringValue( "ab" ) );
        assertEquals( 2, nbAdded );
        assertTrue( attr9.isHumanReadable() );
        assertTrue( attr9.contains( NULL_STRING_VALUE ) );
        assertTrue( attr9.contains( "ab" ) );


        Attribute attr10 = new DefaultAttribute( atPwd );


        nbAdded = attr10.add( new BinaryValue( ( byte[] ) null ), new BinaryValue( BYTES1 ) );
        assertEquals( 2, nbAdded );
        assertFalse( attr10.isHumanReadable() );
        assertTrue( attr10.contains( NULL_BINARY_VALUE ) );
        assertTrue( attr10.contains( BYTES1 ) );
    }

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Examples of org.apache.directory.shared.ldap.model.entry.BinaryValue

        assertEquals( 2, attributeSN.size() );
        assertNotNull( attributeSN.get() );
        assertTrue( attributeSN.contains( value1 ) );
        assertTrue( attributeSN.contains( value2 ) );


        Value<byte[]> value4 = new BinaryValue( BYTES1 );
        entry.add( "l", value1, value4 );
        assertEquals( 3, entry.size() );
        Attribute attributeL = entry.get( "l" );
        assertEquals( 2, attributeL.size() );
        assertNotNull( attributeL.get() );

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Examples of org.apache.directory.shared.ldap.model.entry.BinaryValue

        Value<String> strValue1 = new StringValue( "test1" );
        Value<String> strValue2 = new StringValue( "test2" );
        Value<String> strValue3 = new StringValue( "test3" );
        Value<String> strNullValue = new StringValue( ( String ) null );


        Value<byte[]> binValue1 = new BinaryValue( BYTES1 );
        Value<byte[]> binValue2 = new BinaryValue( BYTES2 );
        Value<byte[]> binValue3 = new BinaryValue( BYTES3 );
        Value<byte[]> binNullValue = new BinaryValue( ( byte[] ) null );


        assertTrue( entry.contains( "CN", strValue1, strValue2, strNullValue ) );
        assertTrue( entry.contains( "userpassword", binValue1, binValue2, binNullValue ) );


        assertFalse( entry.contains( "cn", strValue3 ) );

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Examples of org.apache.directory.shared.ldap.model.entry.BinaryValue

        Value<String> strValueTop = new StringValue( "top" );
        Value<String> strValuePerson = new StringValue( "person" );
        Value<String> strValueTop2 = new StringValue( "top" );
        Value<String> strNullValue = new StringValue( ( String ) null );


        Value<byte[]> binValue1 = new BinaryValue( BYTES1 );
        Value<byte[]> binValue2 = new BinaryValue( BYTES2 );
        Value<byte[]> binValue3 = new BinaryValue( BYTES1 );
        Value<byte[]> binNullValue = new BinaryValue( ( byte[] ) null );


        try
        {
            entry.put( ( String ) null, strValueTop );
            fail();

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Examples of org.apache.directory.shared.ldap.model.entry.BinaryValue

        Value<String> strValue1 = new StringValue( "test1" );
        Value<String> strValue2 = new StringValue( "test2" );
        Value<String> strValue3 = new StringValue( "test3" );
        Value<String> strNullValue = new StringValue( ( String ) null );


        Value<byte[]> binValue1 = new BinaryValue( BYTES1 );
        Value<byte[]> binValue2 = new BinaryValue( BYTES2 );
        Value<byte[]> binValue3 = new BinaryValue( BYTES3 );
        Value<byte[]> binNullValue = new BinaryValue( ( byte[] ) null );


        assertTrue( entry.remove( "cn", strValue1, strNullValue ) );
        assertTrue( entry.contains( "cn", strValue2 ) );
        assertFalse( entry.remove( "cn", strValue3 ) );
        assertTrue( entry.remove( "cn", strValue2 ) );

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Examples of org.apache.directory.shared.ldap.model.entry.BinaryValue


        Value<String> strValueTop = new StringValue( "top" );
        Value<String> strValuePerson = new StringValue( "person" );
        Value<String> strNullValue = new StringValue( ( String ) null );


        Value<byte[]> binValue1 = new BinaryValue( BYTES1 );
        Value<byte[]> binValue2 = new BinaryValue( BYTES2 );
        Value<byte[]> binNullValue = new BinaryValue( ( byte[] ) null );


        entry.put( "ObjectClass", strValueTop, strValuePerson, strNullValue );
        entry.put( "UserPassword", binValue1, binValue2, binNullValue );


        String expected =

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Examples of org.apache.directory.shared.ldap.model.entry.BinaryValue

        schemaManager = new DefaultSchemaManager();
        cn = schemaManager.getAttributeType( "cn" );
        dc = schemaManager.getAttributeType( "dc" );
        userCertificate = schemaManager.getAttributeType( "userCertificate" );


        bv1 = new BinaryValue( userCertificate, data );
        bv2 = new BinaryValue( userCertificate, StringConstants.EMPTY_BYTES );
        bv3 = new BinaryValue( userCertificate, null );
        bv1n = new BinaryValue( userCertificate, data );
        bv2n = new BinaryValue( userCertificate, StringConstants.EMPTY_BYTES );
        bv3n = new BinaryValue( userCertificate, null );
        sv1 = new StringValue( cn, "test" );
        sv2 = new StringValue( dc, "" );
        sv3 = new StringValue( dc, ( String ) null );
        sv1n = new StringValue( cn, "test" );
        sv2n = new StringValue( dc, "" );

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Examples of org.apache.directory.shared.ldap.model.entry.BinaryValue

        ObjectInputStream in = null;


        byte[] data = baos.toByteArray();
        in = new ObjectInputStream( new ByteArrayInputStream( data ) );


        BinaryValue bvDeser = BinaryValue.deserialize( in );


        assertEquals( bv1, bvDeser );
    }

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