Examples of javax.naming.PartialResultException

javax.naming.PartialResultException
This exception is thrown to indicate that the result being returned or returned so far is partial, and that the operation cannot be completed. For example, when listing a context, this exception indicates that returned results only represents some of the bindings in the context.
Synchronization and serialization issues that apply to NamingException apply directly here. @author Rosanna Lee @author Scott Seligman @since 1.3

    }




    private PartialResultException buildPartialResultException( DN childDn )
    {
        PartialResultException pre = new PartialResultException( I18n.err( I18n.ERR_315 ) );
        
        pre.setRemainingName( childDn );
        pre.setResolvedName( DN.EMPTY_DN );
        
        return pre;
    }

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                // a different exception.
                if ( opContext.isReferralIgnored() )
                {
                    directoryService.getReferralManager().unlock();
                    
                    PartialResultException exception = buildPartialResultException( childDn );
                    throw exception;
                }
                else
                {
                    // Unlock the referral manager

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                    // a different exception.
                    if ( opContext.isReferralIgnored() )
                    {
                        directoryService.getReferralManager().unlock();
                        
                        PartialResultException exception = buildPartialResultException( childDn );
                        throw exception;
                    }
                    else
                    {
                        // Unlock the referral manager

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                    // a different exception.
                    if ( opContext.isReferralIgnored() )
                    {
                        directoryService.getReferralManager().unlock();
                        
                        PartialResultException exception = buildPartialResultException( childDn );
                        throw exception;
                    }
                    else
                    {
                        // Unlock the referral manager

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                    // a different exception.
                    if ( opContext.isReferralIgnored() )
                    {
                        directoryService.getReferralManager().unlock();
                        
                        PartialResultException exception = buildPartialResultException( childDn );
                        throw exception;
                    }
                    else
                    {
                        // Unlock the referral manager

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                    // a different exception.
                    if ( opContext.isReferralIgnored() )
                    {
                        directoryService.getReferralManager().unlock();
                        
                        PartialResultException exception = buildPartialResultException( childDn );
                        throw exception;
                    }
                    else
                    {
                        // Unlock the referral manager
                        directoryService.getReferralManager().unlock();
                        
                        ReferralException exception = buildReferralException( parentEntry, childDn );
                        throw exception;
                    }
                }
            }
            
            // Now, check the destination
            // Normalize the opContext DN
            DN parentDn = opContext.getParent();
            parentDn.normalize( directoryService.getSchemaManager().getNormalizerMapping() );


            // If he parent DN is a referral, or has a referral ancestor, we have to issue a AffectMultipleDsas result
            // as stated by RFC 3296 Section 5.6.2
            if ( directoryService.getReferralManager().isReferral( parentDn ) ||
                 directoryService.getReferralManager().hasParentReferral( parentDn ) )
            {
                // Unlock the referral manager
                directoryService.getReferralManager().unlock();


                LdapNamingException exception = new LdapNamingException( ResultCodeEnum.AFFECTS_MULTIPLE_DSAS );
                exception.setRemainingName( dn );
                
                throw exception;
            }


            // Unlock the ReferralManager

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                    // a different exception.
                    if ( opContext.isReferralIgnored() )
                    {
                        directoryService.getReferralManager().unlock();
                        
                        PartialResultException exception = buildPartialResultException( childDn );
                        throw exception;
                    }
                    else
                    {
                        // Unlock the referral manager
                        directoryService.getReferralManager().unlock();
                        
                        ReferralException exception = buildReferralException( parentEntry, childDn );
                        throw exception;
                    }
                }
            }
            
            // Now, check the destination
            // Normalize the opContext DN
            DN parentDn = opContext.getParent();
            parentDn.normalize( directoryService.getSchemaManager().getNormalizerMapping() );


            // If he parent DN is a referral, or has a referral ancestor, we have to issue a AffectMultipleDsas result
            // as stated by RFC 3296 Section 5.6.2
            if ( directoryService.getReferralManager().isReferral( parentDn ) ||
                 directoryService.getReferralManager().hasParentReferral( parentDn ) )
            {
                // Unlock the referral manager
                directoryService.getReferralManager().unlock();


                // The parent DN is a referral, we have to issue a AffectMultipleDsas result
                // as stated by RFC 3296 Section 5.6.2
                LdapNamingException exception = new LdapNamingException( ResultCodeEnum.AFFECTS_MULTIPLE_DSAS );
                exception.setRemainingName( dn );
                
                throw exception;
            }
            
            // Unlock the ReferralManager

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                    // a different exception.
                    if ( opContext.isReferralIgnored() )
                    {
                        directoryService.getReferralManager().unlock();
                        
                        PartialResultException exception = buildPartialResultException( childDn );
                        throw exception;
                    }
                    else
                    {
                        // Unlock the referral manager

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                    // a different exception.
                    if ( opContext.isReferralIgnored() )
                    {
                        directoryService.getReferralManager().unlock();
                        
                        PartialResultException exception = buildPartialResultException( childDn );
                        throw exception;
                    }
                    else
                    {
                        // Unlock the referral manager

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        } else if ("throw".equals(action)) {
            return false;


        } else if ("ignore".equals(action)) {
            // ldap.1A=[LDAP: error code 10 - Referral]
            throw new PartialResultException(Messages.getString("ldap.1A"));


        } else {
            throw new IllegalArgumentException(Messages.getString(
                    "ldap.30", new Object[] { //$NON-NLS-1$
                    env.get(Context.REFERRAL), Context.REFERRAL }));

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