Examples of org.apache.ldap.server.jndi.ServerDirObjectFactory

org.apache.ldap.server.jndi.ServerDirObjectFactory
A specialized ObjectFactory that is optimized for our server-side JNDI provider. This factory reports the Class of objects that it is creates as well as the objectClass corresponding to that Class. This makes it easier for the server side provider to lookup the respective factory rather than attempt several others within the list of object factories in the order of greatest specificity. JNDI SPI methods are inefficient since they are designed to try all object factories to produce the object. Our provider looks up the most specific object factory based on this additional information. This makes a huge difference when the number of ObjectFactory instances is large.
Eventually, it is highly feasible for generated schemas, to also include state and object factories for various objectClasses, or domain objects. This means the number of factories will increase. By associating object and state factories with their respective objectClasses and Classes we can integrate these DAOs into the schema subsystem making factory lookups extremely fast and efficient without costing the user too much to create and store objects within the directory. At the end of the day the directory becomes a hierarchical object store where lookup, bind and rebind are the only operations besides search to access and store objects. That's pretty PHAT! @author Apache Directory Project @version $Rev$

                StateFactoryRegistry stateFactoryRegistry;
                stateFactoryRegistry = registries.getStateFactoryRegistry();
                stateFactoryRegistry.register( stateFactory );
                break;
            case( ProducerTypeEnum.OBJECT_FACTORY_PRODUCER_VAL ):
                ServerDirObjectFactory objectFactory = ( ServerDirObjectFactory ) schemaObject;
                ObjectFactoryRegistry objectFactoryRegistry;
                objectFactoryRegistry = registries.getObjectFactoryRegistry();
                objectFactoryRegistry.register( objectFactory );
                break;
            default:

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                StateFactoryRegistry stateFactoryRegistry;
                stateFactoryRegistry = registries.getStateFactoryRegistry();
                stateFactoryRegistry.register( stateFactory );
                break;
            case( ProducerTypeEnum.OBJECT_FACTORY_PRODUCER_VAL ):
                ServerDirObjectFactory objectFactory = ( ServerDirObjectFactory ) schemaObject;
                ObjectFactoryRegistry objectFactoryRegistry;
                objectFactoryRegistry = registries.getObjectFactoryRegistry();
                objectFactoryRegistry.register( objectFactory );
                break;
            default:

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                StateFactoryRegistry stateFactoryRegistry;
                stateFactoryRegistry = registries.getStateFactoryRegistry();
                stateFactoryRegistry.register( stateFactory );
                break;
            case( ProducerTypeEnum.OBJECT_FACTORY_PRODUCER_VAL ):
                ServerDirObjectFactory objectFactory = ( ServerDirObjectFactory ) schemaObject;
                ObjectFactoryRegistry objectFactoryRegistry;
                objectFactoryRegistry = registries.getObjectFactoryRegistry();
                objectFactoryRegistry.register( objectFactory );
                break;
            default:

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                StateFactoryRegistry stateFactoryRegistry;
                stateFactoryRegistry = registries.getStateFactoryRegistry();
                stateFactoryRegistry.register( stateFactory );
                break;
            case( ProducerTypeEnum.OBJECT_FACTORY_PRODUCER_VAL ):
                ServerDirObjectFactory objectFactory = ( ServerDirObjectFactory ) schemaObject;
                ObjectFactoryRegistry objectFactoryRegistry;
                objectFactoryRegistry = registries.getObjectFactoryRegistry();
                objectFactoryRegistry.register( objectFactory );
                break;
            default:

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