Examples of javax.naming.directory.Attributes

javax.naming.directory.Attributes
This is the interface to a collection of attributes associated with a directory entry.
This interface defines the methods that are implemented by a collection of a particular directory entry's attributes.

A directory entry can have zero or more attributes comprising its attributes collection. The attributes are unordered within the collection. The attributes can be identified by name. The names of attributes are either case sensitive or case insensitive as indicated by the isCaseIgnored method. Method names refer to attribute ID (identity) rather than name, for brevity.

The attribute collection is created when the directory entry is created.

        AttributeType OBJECT_CLASS_AT = schemaManager.lookupAttributeTypeRegistry( SchemaConstants.OBJECT_CLASS_AT );


        entry.put( "objectClass", OBJECT_CLASS_AT, "top", "person", "inetOrgPerson", "organizationalPerson" );
        entry.put( "cn", schemaManager.lookupAttributeTypeRegistry( "cn" ), "test" );


        Attributes attributes = ServerEntryUtils.toBasicAttributes( entry );


        assertNotNull( attributes );
        assertTrue( attributes instanceof BasicAttributes );


        Set<String> expected = new HashSet<String>();
        expected.add( "objectClass" );
        expected.add( "cn" );


        for ( NamingEnumeration<String> ids = attributes.getIDs(); ids.hasMoreElements(); )
        {
            String id = ids.nextElement();


            assertTrue( expected.contains( id ) );
            expected.remove( id );

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    public void testAddObjectClasses() throws Exception
    {
        DirContext ctx = ( DirContext ) getWiredContext( getLdapServer() ).lookup( BASE );


        // modify object classes, add two more
        Attributes attributes = LdifUtils.createJndiAttributes( "objectClass: organizationalPerson",
            "objectClass: inetOrgPerson" );


        DirContext person = ( DirContext ) ctx.lookup( RDN );
        person.modifyAttributes( "", DirContext.ADD_ATTRIBUTE, attributes );


        // Read again from directory
        person = ( DirContext ) ctx.lookup( RDN );
        attributes = person.getAttributes( "" );
        javax.naming.directory.Attribute newOcls = attributes.get( "objectClass" );


        String[] expectedOcls =
            { "top", "person", "organizationalPerson", "inetOrgPerson" };


        for ( String name : expectedOcls )

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        // Create a person, cn value is rdn
        String cnVal = "Tori Amos";
        String snVal = "Amos";
        String oldRdn = "cn=" + cnVal;
        Attributes attributes = this.getPersonAttributes( snVal, cnVal );
        ctx.createSubcontext( oldRdn, attributes );


        // modify Rdn from cn=... to sn=...
        String newRdn = "sn=" + snVal;
        ctx.addToEnvironment( "java.naming.ldap.deleteRDN", "false" );

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


        String newDescription = "More info on the user ...";


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


        DirContext person = ( DirContext ) ctx.lookup( RDN );
        person.modifyAttributes( "", DirContext.REPLACE_ATTRIBUTE, attributes );


        // Read again from directory
        person = ( DirContext ) ctx.lookup( RDN );
        attributes = person.getAttributes( "" );
        javax.naming.directory.Attribute newDesc = attributes.get( "description" );


        assertTrue( "new Description", newDesc.contains( newDescription ) );
    }

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        // Create a person, cn value is rdn
        String cnVal = "Tori Amos";
        String snVal = "Amos";
        String oldRdn = "cn=" + cnVal;
        Attributes attributes = this.getPersonAttributes( snVal, cnVal );
        ctx.createSubcontext( oldRdn, attributes );


        // modify Rdn from cn=... to sn=...
        String newRdn = "sn=" + snVal;
        ctx.addToEnvironment( "java.naming.ldap.deleteRDN", "true" );

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


        // Create an organizational unit, ou value is rdn
        String oldOu = "Writers";
        String oldRdn = "ou=" + oldOu;
        Attributes attributes = this.getOrganizationalUnitAttributes( oldOu );
        DirContext createdCtx = ctx.createSubcontext( oldRdn, attributes );


        // Create a child
        String childCn = "Tori Amos";
        String childRdn = "cn=" + childCn;
        Attributes childAttributes = this.getPersonAttributes( "Amos", childCn );
        createdCtx.createSubcontext( childRdn, childAttributes );


        // modify Rdn
        String newOu = "Singers";
        String newRdn = "ou=" + newOu;

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    public void testAddWithMissingRequiredAttributes() throws Exception
    {
        DirContext ctx = ( DirContext ) getWiredContext( getLdapServer() ).lookup( BASE );


        // person without sn
        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", "Fiona Apple" );


        try
        {
            ctx.createSubcontext( "cn=Fiona Apple", attrs );
            fail( "creation of entry should fail" );

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        // Create a person "cn=Tori Amos", cn value is rdn
        String cnVal = "Tori Amos";
        String snVal = "Amos";
        String oldRdn = "cn=" + cnVal;
        Attributes attributes = getPersonAttributes( snVal, cnVal );
        ctx.createSubcontext( oldRdn, attributes );


        // modify Rdn from cn=Tori Amos to cn=<a Umlaut>\+
        ctx.addToEnvironment( "java.naming.ldap.deleteRDN", "true" );
        String newRdn = "cn=\\C3\\A4\\+";

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    public void testAddWithInvalidNumberOfAttributeValues() throws Exception
    {
        DirContext ctx = ( DirContext ) getWiredContext( getLdapServer() ).lookup( BASE );


        // add inetOrgPerson with two displayNames
        Attributes attrs = new BasicAttributes( true );
        javax.naming.directory.Attribute ocls = new BasicAttribute( "objectClass" );
        ocls.add( "top" );
        ocls.add( "inetOrgPerson" );
        attrs.put( ocls );
        attrs.put( "cn", "Fiona Apple" );
        attrs.put( "sn", "Apple" );
        javax.naming.directory.Attribute displayName = new BasicAttribute( "displayName" );
        displayName.add( "Fiona" );
        displayName.add( "Fiona A." );
        attrs.put( displayName );


        try
        {
            ctx.createSubcontext( "cn=Fiona Apple", attrs );
            fail( "creation of entry should fail" );

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        // Create a person "cn=Tori Amos", cn value is rdn
        String cnVal = "Tori Amos";
        String snVal = "Amos";
        String oldRdn = "cn=" + cnVal;
        Attributes attributes = this.getPersonAttributes( snVal, cnVal );
        ctx.createSubcontext( oldRdn, attributes );


        // modify Rdn from cn=Tori Amos to cn=\#test\+
        ctx.addToEnvironment( "java.naming.ldap.deleteRDN", "true" );
        String newRdn = "cn=\\23test";

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