Examples of PatternDN

org.nasutekds.server.authorization.dseecompat.PatternDN

This class is used to encapsulate DN pattern matching using wildcards. The following wildcard uses are supported. Value substring: Any number of wildcards may appear in RDN attribute values where they match zero or more characters, just like substring filters: uid=b*jensen Whole-Type: A single wildcard may also be used to match any RDN attribute type, and the wildcard in this case may be omitted as a shorthand: *=bjensen bjensen Whole-RDN. A single wildcard may be used to match exactly one RDN component (which may be single or multi-valued): *,dc=example,dc=com Multiple-Whole-RDN: A double wildcard may be used to match one or more RDN components: uid=bjensen,**,dc=example,dc=com

  public Object[][] createTestData() throws Exception
  {
    DN anonymousUser = DN.nullDN();
    DN rootUser =
        DN.decode("cn=Directory Manager, cn=Root DNs, cn=config");
    PatternDN rootMatch = PatternDN.decode("*, cn=Root DNs, cn=config");
    PatternDN rootNoMatch =
        PatternDN.decode("cn=Dirx*, cn=Root DNs, cn=config");


    return new Object[][] {
        { anonymousUser, Collections.<PatternDN> emptySet(), false },
        { rootUser, Collections.<PatternDN> emptySet(), false },

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Examples of PatternDN

Examples of org.nasutekds.server.authorization.dseecompat.PatternDN