Examples of org.nasutekds.server.workflowelement.WorkflowElement

Package org.nasutekds.server.workflowelement

Examples of org.nasutekds.server.workflowelement.WorkflowElement

org.nasutekds.server.workflowelement.WorkflowElement
This class defines the super class for all the workflow elements. A workflow element is a task in a workflow. A workflow element can wrap a physical repository such as a local backend, a remote LDAP server or a local LDIF file. A workflow element can also be used to route operations. This is the case for load balancing and distribution. And workflow element can be used in a virtual environment to transform data (DN and attribute renaming, attribute value renaming...). @param < T> The type of configuration handled by this workflow element.

      DN subordinateDN,
      DN dummyDN
      )
  {
    // create a DIT set with the baseDN (no workflow element in the DIT).
    WorkflowElement nullWE = null;
    WorkflowImpl workflow =
      new WorkflowImpl (baseDN.toString(), baseDN, null, nullWE);


    // Create a worflow with the dit, no pre/post-workflow element.
    WorkflowTopologyNode workflowNode =

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    // the unrelatedDN.
    WorkflowImpl workflow          = null;
    WorkflowImpl subWorkflow       = null;
    WorkflowImpl unrelatedWorkflow = null;
    {
      WorkflowElement nullWE = null;
      workflow = new WorkflowImpl (baseDN.toString(), baseDN, null, nullWE);
      subWorkflow = new WorkflowImpl (
        subordinateDN.toString(), subordinateDN, null, nullWE);
      if (unrelatedDN != null)
      {

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      // create DITs with the given baseDNs with no workflow element.
      WorkflowImpl workflow1;
      WorkflowImpl workflow2;
      WorkflowImpl workflow3;
      {
        WorkflowElement nullWE = null;
        workflow1 = new WorkflowImpl(baseDN1.toString(), baseDN1, null, nullWE);
        workflow2 = new WorkflowImpl(baseDN2.toString(), baseDN2, null, nullWE);
        workflow3 = new WorkflowImpl(baseDN3.toString(), baseDN3, null, nullWE);
      }

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      // create DITs with the given baseDNs with no workflow element.
      WorkflowImpl workflow1;
      WorkflowImpl workflow2;
      WorkflowImpl workflow3;
      {
        WorkflowElement nullWE = null;


        workflow1 = new WorkflowImpl(baseDN1.toString(), baseDN1, null, nullWE);
        workflow2 = new WorkflowImpl(baseDN2.toString(), baseDN2, null, nullWE);
        workflow3 = new WorkflowImpl(baseDN3.toString(), baseDN3, null, nullWE);
      }

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      DN subordinateDN,
      DN dummyDN
      )
      throws DirectoryException
  {
    WorkflowElement nullWE = null;


    // Create a workflow to handle the baseDN with no workflow element
    WorkflowImpl workflow = new WorkflowImpl(
        baseDN.toString(), baseDN, null, nullWE);

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   */
  public static WorkflowElement getOrCreateWorkflowElement(
          String workflowElementID)
    throws ConfigException, InitializationException {


    WorkflowElement we = directoryServer.workflowElements.get(
      workflowElementID);


    if (we == null) {
      we = directoryServer.workflowElementConfigManager.
        loadAndRegisterWorkflowElement(workflowElementID);

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Related Classes of org.nasutekds.server.workflowelement.WorkflowElement

org.nasutekds.server.core.DirectoryServer

org.nasutekds.server.core.WorkflowTopologyTest

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