Examples of javax.naming.directory.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

    public void testAddEntryDifferentRDNSingleValuedInEntry() 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( "displayName", "Michael" );
        person.put( "sn", "Michael Jackson" );
        person.put( "cn", "Jackson" );


        DirContext michaelCtx = ctx.createSubcontext( "displayName=test", person );


        assertNotNull( michaelCtx );


        DirContext jackson = ( DirContext ) ctx.lookup( "displayName=test" );
        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 ) );
        }


        // Check that the displayName attribute has been replaced
        javax.naming.directory.Attribute displayName = person.get( "displayName" );


        assertEquals( 1, displayName.size() );
        assertTrue( displayName.contains( "test" ) );
    }

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    public void testAddEntryComposedRDN() 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( "displayName=test+cn=Michael", person );


        assertNotNull( michaelCtx );


        DirContext jackson = ( DirContext ) ctx.lookup( "displayName=test+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 ) );
        }


        // Check that the DIsplayName attribute has been added
        javax.naming.directory.Attribute displayName = person.get( "displayName" );


        assertEquals( 1, displayName.size() );
        assertTrue( displayName.contains( "test" ) );


        // Check that the cn attribute value has been added
        javax.naming.directory.Attribute cn = person.get( "cn" );


        assertEquals( 2, cn.size() );
        assertTrue( cn.contains( "Jackson" ) );
        assertTrue( cn.contains( "Michael" ) );
    }

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    public void testAddEntryComposedRDN() 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( "displayName=test+cn=Michael", person );


        assertNotNull( michaelCtx );


        DirContext jackson = ( DirContext ) ctx.lookup( "displayName=test+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 ) );
        }


        // Check that the DIsplayName attribute has been added
        javax.naming.directory.Attribute displayName = person.get( "displayName" );


        assertEquals( 1, displayName.size() );
        assertTrue( displayName.contains( "test" ) );


        // Check that the cn attribute value has been added
        javax.naming.directory.Attribute cn = person.get( "cn" );


        assertEquals( 2, cn.size() );
        assertTrue( cn.contains( "Jackson" ) );
        assertTrue( cn.contains( "Michael" ) );
    }

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        // Limit the PDU size to 1024
        getLdapServer().getDirectoryService().setMaxPDUSize( 1024 );
        DirContext ctx = ( DirContext ) getWiredContext( getLdapServer() ).lookup( BASE );


        // modify object classes, add two more
        Attributes attributes = new BasicAttributes( true );
        javax.naming.directory.Attribute ocls = new BasicAttribute( "description" );


        // Inject a 1024 bytes long description
        StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();


        for ( int i = 0; i < 128; i++ )
        {
            sb.append( "0123456789ABCDEF" );
        }


        ocls.add( sb.toString() );
        attributes.put( ocls );


        DirContext person = ( DirContext ) ctx.lookup( RDN );


        try
        {
            person.modifyAttributes( "", DirContext.ADD_ATTRIBUTE, attributes );
            fail();
        }
        catch ( Exception e )
        {
            // We are expecting the session to be close here.
        }


        // Test again with a bigger size
        // Limit the PDU size to 1024
        getLdapServer().getDirectoryService().setMaxPDUSize( 4096 );


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


        try
        {
            person.modifyAttributes( "", DirContext.ADD_ATTRIBUTE, attributes );
        }
        catch ( Exception e )
        {
            // We should not go there
            fail();
        }


        // Read again from directory
        ctx = ( DirContext ) getWiredContext( getLdapServer() ).lookup( BASE );
        person = ( DirContext ) ctx.lookup( RDN );


        assertNotNull( person );
        attributes = person.getAttributes( "" );
        javax.naming.directory.Attribute newOcls = attributes.get( "objectClass" );


        assertNotNull( newOcls );
    }

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    @Test
    public void testAddUnescapedRdnValue_DIRSERVER_1311() throws Exception
    {
        LdapContext ctx = ( LdapContext ) getWiredContext( getLdapServer() ).lookup( BASE );


        Attributes tori = new BasicAttributes( true );
        javax.naming.directory.Attribute toriOC = new BasicAttribute( "objectClass" );
        toriOC.add( "top" );
        toriOC.add( "person" );
        tori.put( toriOC );
        //tori.put( "cn", "Amos,Tori" );
        tori.put( "cn", "Tori,Amos" );
        tori.put( "sn", "Amos" );
        /*
         * Note that the Rdn attribute is different to the cn specified in the entry.
         * This creates a second cn attribute "cn:Amos,Tori". This is a JNDI hack:
         * If no other cn is available in the entry, JNDI adds the Rdn
         * attribute to the entry before sending the request to the server.
         */
        ctx.createSubcontext( " cn = Amos\\,Tori ", tori );


        Attributes binary = new BasicAttributes( true );
        javax.naming.directory.Attribute binaryOC = new BasicAttribute( "objectClass" );
        binaryOC.add( "top" );
        binaryOC.add( "person" );
        binary.put( binaryOC );
        binary.put( "cn", "Binary" );
        binary.put( "sn", "Binary" );
        binary.put( "userPassword", "test" );
        /*
         * Note that the Rdn attribute is different to the userPassword specified
         * in the entry. This creates a second cn attribute "userPassword:#414243".
         * This is a JNDI hack:
         * If no other userPassword is available in the entry, JNDI adds the Rdn

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        // Limit the PDU size to 1024
        getLdapServer().getDirectoryService().setMaxPDUSize( 1024 );
        DirContext ctx = ( DirContext ) getWiredContext( getLdapServer() ).lookup( BASE );


        // modify object classes, add two more
        Attributes attributes = new BasicAttributes( true );
        javax.naming.directory.Attribute ocls = new BasicAttribute( "description" );


        // Inject a 1024 bytes long description
        StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();


        for ( int i = 0; i < 128; i++ )
        {
            sb.append( "0123456789ABCDEF" );
        }


        ocls.add( sb.toString() );
        attributes.put( ocls );


        DirContext person = ( DirContext ) ctx.lookup( RDN );


        try
        {
            person.modifyAttributes( "", DirContext.ADD_ATTRIBUTE, attributes );
            fail();
        }
        catch ( Exception e )
        {
            // We are expecting the session to be close here.
        }


        // Test again with a bigger size
        // Limit the PDU size to 1024
        getLdapServer().getDirectoryService().setMaxPDUSize( 4096 );


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


        try
        {
            person.modifyAttributes( "", DirContext.ADD_ATTRIBUTE, attributes );
        }
        catch ( Exception e )
        {
            // We should not go there
            fail();
        }


        // Read again from directory
        ctx = ( DirContext ) getWiredContext( getLdapServer() ).lookup( BASE );
        person = ( DirContext ) ctx.lookup( RDN );


        assertNotNull( person );
        attributes = person.getAttributes( "" );
        javax.naming.directory.Attribute newOcls = attributes.get( "objectClass" );


        assertNotNull( newOcls );
    }

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    }




    protected Attributes getPersonAttributes( String sn, String cn )
    {
        Attributes attrs = new BasicAttributes( true );
        javax.naming.directory.Attribute ocls = new BasicAttribute( "objectClass" );
        ocls.add( "top" );
        ocls.add( "person" );
        attrs.put( ocls );
        attrs.put( "cn", cn );
        attrs.put( "sn", sn );


        return attrs;
    }

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    @Test
    public void testAddUnescapedRdnValue_DIRSERVER_1311() throws Exception
    {
        LdapContext ctx = ( LdapContext ) getWiredContext( getLdapServer() ).lookup( BASE );


        Attributes tori = new BasicAttributes( true );
        javax.naming.directory.Attribute toriOC = new BasicAttribute( "objectClass" );
        toriOC.add( "top" );
        toriOC.add( "person" );
        tori.put( toriOC );
        //tori.put( "cn", "Amos,Tori" );
        tori.put( "cn", "Tori,Amos" );
        tori.put( "sn", "Amos" );
        /*
         * Note that the Rdn attribute is different to the cn specified in the entry.
         * This creates a second cn attribute "cn:Amos,Tori". This is a JNDI hack:
         * If no other cn is available in the entry, JNDI adds the Rdn
         * attribute to the entry before sending the request to the server.
         */
        ctx.createSubcontext( " cn = Amos\\,Tori ", tori );


        Attributes binary = new BasicAttributes( true );
        javax.naming.directory.Attribute binaryOC = new BasicAttribute( "objectClass" );
        binaryOC.add( "top" );
        binaryOC.add( "person" );
        binary.put( binaryOC );
        binary.put( "cn", "Binary" );
        binary.put( "sn", "Binary" );
        binary.put( "userPassword", "test" );
        /*
         * Note that the Rdn attribute is different to the userPassword specified
         * in the entry. This creates a second cn attribute "userPassword:#414243".
         * This is a JNDI hack:
         * If no other userPassword is available in the entry, JNDI adds the Rdn

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     * @throws NamingException on error
     */
    @Test
    public void testNoStructuralObjectClass() throws Exception
    {
        Attributes attrs = new BasicAttributes( "objectClass", "top", true );
        attrs.get( "objectClass" ).add( "uidObject" );
        attrs.put( "uid", "invalid" );


        try
        {
            getSystemContext( getService() ).createSubcontext( "uid=invalid", attrs );
        }

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    }




    protected Attributes getOrgUnitAttributes( String ou )
    {
        Attributes attrs = new BasicAttributes( true );
        javax.naming.directory.Attribute ocls = new BasicAttribute( "objectClass" );
        ocls.add( "top" );
        ocls.add( "organizationalUnit" );
        attrs.put( ocls );
        attrs.put( "ou", ou );


        return attrs;
    }

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