Examples of DefinitionResolver

org.nasutekds.server.admin.DefinitionResolver
This interface is used to determine the "best match" managed object definition in a definition hierarchy.
Managed object definitions, like Java classes, are arranged in an inheritance hierarchy. When managed objects are decoded (e.g. from LDAP entries), the driver implementation is provided with an "expected managed object definition". However, the actual decoded managed object is often an instance of a sub-type of this definition. For example, when decoding a connection handler managed object, the actual type can never be a connection handler because it is an abstract managed object type. Instead, the decoded managed object must be a "concrete" sub-type: an LDAP connection handler or JMX connection handler.
This resolution process is coordinated by the resolveManagedObjectDefinition method in managed object definitions, where it is passed a DefinitionResolver implementation. The resolveManagedObjectDefinition method takes care of recursively descending through the definition hierarchy and invokes the {@link #matches(AbstractManagedObjectDefinition)} methodagainst each potential sub-type. It is the job of the resolver to indicate whether the provided managed object definition is a candidate definition. For example, the LDAP driver provides a definition resolver which uses the decoded LDAP entry's object classes to determine the final appropriate managed object definition.

Examples of org.nasutekds.server.admin.DefinitionResolver

      // No object classes.
      throw new DefinitionDecodingException(d, Reason.NO_TYPE_INFORMATION);
    }


    // Resolve the appropriate sub-type based on the object classes.
    DefinitionResolver resolver = new DefinitionResolver() {


      public boolean matches(AbstractManagedObjectDefinition<?, ?> d) {
        String objectClass = profile.getObjectClass(d);
        return objectClasses.contains(objectClass);
      }

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Examples of org.nasutekds.server.admin.DefinitionResolver

    // Determine the exact type of managed object referenced by the
    // path.
    DN dn = DNBuilder.create(path);
    ConfigEntry configEntry = getManagedObjectConfigEntry(dn);


    DefinitionResolver resolver = new MyDefinitionResolver(configEntry);
    ManagedObjectDefinition<? extends C, ? extends S> mod;


    try {
      mod = d.resolveManagedObjectDefinition(resolver);
    } catch (DefinitionDecodingException e) {

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Examples of org.nasutekds.server.admin.DefinitionResolver

      ConfigEntry newConfigEntry) throws DefinitionDecodingException,
      ServerManagedObjectDecodingException {
    // First determine the correct definition to use for the entry.
    // This could either be the provided definition, or one of its
    // sub-definitions.
    DefinitionResolver resolver = new MyDefinitionResolver(configEntry);
    AbstractManagedObjectDefinition<C, S> d = path.getManagedObjectDefinition();
    ManagedObjectDefinition<? extends C, ? extends S> mod = d
        .resolveManagedObjectDefinition(resolver);


    // Build the managed object's properties.

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Examples of org.nasutekds.server.admin.DefinitionResolver

          configEntry = newConfigEntry;
        } else {
          configEntry = getManagedObjectConfigEntry(dn);
        }


        DefinitionResolver resolver = new MyDefinitionResolver(configEntry);
        ManagedObjectDefinition<?, ?> mod = d
            .resolveManagedObjectDefinition(resolver);


        PropertyDefinition<T> pd2;
        try {

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