Examples of IdentityStoreInvocationContext

org.jboss.identity.idm.spi.store.IdentityStoreInvocationContext
IdentityStoreInvocationContext is passed to the IdentityStore methods. It enables IdentityStore to not be aware about current session connected with method invocation. @author Boleslaw Dawidowicz @version : 0.1 $

Examples of org.jboss.identity.idm.spi.store.IdentityStoreInvocationContext

                              IdentityObjectTypeMapper typeMapper) throws IdentityException
   {
      this.realmName = realmName;


      IdentityStoreSession storeSession = repository.createIdentityStoreSession();
      final IdentityStoreInvocationContext invocationCtx = new SimpleIdentityStoreInvocationContext(storeSession, realmName);


      IdentityStoreInvocationContextResolver resolver = new IdentityStoreInvocationContextResolver()
      {
         public IdentityStoreInvocationContext resolveInvocationContext()
         {

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Examples of org.jboss.identity.idm.spi.store.IdentityStoreInvocationContext

   }


   public IdentityObject createIdentityObject(IdentityStoreInvocationContext invocationCtx, String name, IdentityObjectType identityObjectType) throws IdentityException
   {
      IdentityStore targetStore = resolveIdentityStore(identityObjectType);
      IdentityStoreInvocationContext targetCtx = resolveInvocationContext(targetStore, invocationCtx);
      return targetStore.createIdentityObject(targetCtx, name, identityObjectType);
   }

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Examples of org.jboss.identity.idm.spi.store.IdentityStoreInvocationContext

   }


   public IdentityObject createIdentityObject(IdentityStoreInvocationContext invocationCtx, String name, IdentityObjectType identityObjectType, Map<String, String[]> attributes) throws IdentityException
   {
      IdentityStore targetStore = resolveIdentityStore(identityObjectType);
      IdentityStoreInvocationContext targetCtx = resolveInvocationContext(targetStore, invocationCtx);
      return targetStore.createIdentityObject(targetCtx, name, identityObjectType, attributes);
   }

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Examples of org.jboss.identity.idm.spi.store.IdentityStoreInvocationContext

   }


   public void removeIdentityObject(IdentityStoreInvocationContext invocationCtx, IdentityObject identity) throws IdentityException
   {
      IdentityStore targetStore = resolveIdentityStore(identity);
      IdentityStoreInvocationContext targetCtx = resolveInvocationContext(targetStore, invocationCtx);


      targetStore.removeIdentityObject(targetCtx, identity);
   }

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Examples of org.jboss.identity.idm.spi.store.IdentityStoreInvocationContext

   }


   public int getIdentityObjectsCount(IdentityStoreInvocationContext invocationCtx, IdentityObjectType identityType) throws IdentityException
   {
      IdentityStore targetStore = resolveIdentityStore(identityType);
      IdentityStoreInvocationContext targetCtx = resolveInvocationContext(targetStore, invocationCtx);


      return targetStore.getIdentityObjectsCount(targetCtx, identityType);
   }

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Examples of org.jboss.identity.idm.spi.store.IdentityStoreInvocationContext

   }


   public IdentityObject findIdentityObject(IdentityStoreInvocationContext invocationContext, String name, IdentityObjectType identityObjectType) throws IdentityException
   {
      IdentityStore targetStore = resolveIdentityStore(identityObjectType);
      IdentityStoreInvocationContext targetCtx = resolveInvocationContext(targetStore, invocationContext);


      return targetStore.findIdentityObject(targetCtx, name, identityObjectType);
   }

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Examples of org.jboss.identity.idm.spi.store.IdentityStoreInvocationContext

   {
      //TODO: information about the store mapping should be encoded in id as now its like random guess and this kills performance ...


      for (IdentityStore identityStore : getIdentityStoreMappings().values())
      {
         IdentityStoreInvocationContext targetCtx = resolveInvocationContext(identityStore, invocationContext);


         IdentityObject io = identityStore.findIdentityObject(targetCtx, id);
         if (io != null)
         {
            return io;

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Examples of org.jboss.identity.idm.spi.store.IdentityStoreInvocationContext

   }


   public Collection<IdentityObject> findIdentityObject(IdentityStoreInvocationContext invocationCtx, IdentityObjectType identityType, IdentityObjectSearchControl[] controls) throws IdentityException
   {
      IdentityStore targetStore = resolveIdentityStore(identityType);
      IdentityStoreInvocationContext targetCtx = resolveInvocationContext(targetStore, invocationCtx);


      return targetStore.findIdentityObject(targetCtx, identityType, controls);
   }

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Examples of org.jboss.identity.idm.spi.store.IdentityStoreInvocationContext

   {
      // Check in the mapped store and merge with default


      IdentityStore mappedStore = resolveIdentityStore(identity);


      IdentityStoreInvocationContext mappedCtx = resolveInvocationContext(mappedStore, invocationCxt);


      IdentityStoreInvocationContext defaultCtx = resolveInvocationContext(defaultIdentityStore, invocationCxt);




      if (mappedStore == defaultIdentityStore)
      {
         return defaultIdentityStore.findIdentityObject(defaultCtx, identity, relationshipType, parent, controls);

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Examples of org.jboss.identity.idm.spi.store.IdentityStoreInvocationContext

   {
      IdentityStore fromStore = resolveIdentityStore(fromIdentity);


      IdentityStore toStore = resolveIdentityStore(toIdentity);


      IdentityStoreInvocationContext toTargetCtx = resolveInvocationContext(toStore, invocationCxt);


      IdentityStoreInvocationContext defaultTargetCtx = resolveInvocationContext(defaultIdentityStore, invocationCxt);


      if (fromStore == toStore)
      {
         // If relationship is named and target store doesn't support named relationships it need to be put in default store anyway
         if (relationshipName == null ||

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