Examples of org.nasutekds.server.admin.Constraint

org.nasutekds.server.admin.Constraint
An interface for enforcing constraints and dependencies between managed objects and their properties. Constraints express relationships between managed objects and their properties, for example:
- referential integrity: where one managed object references another a constraint can enforce referential integrity. The constraint can prevent creation of references to non-existent managed objects, and also prevent deletion of referenced managed objects
- property dependencies: for example, when a boolean property is true, one or more additional properties must be specified. This is useful for features like SSL, which when enabled, requires that various SSL related configuration options are specified
- property constraints: for example, when an upper limit property must not have a value which is less than the lower limit property.
On the client-side constraints are enforced immediately before a write operation is performed. That is to say, immediately before a new managed object is created, changes to a managed object are applied, or an existing managed object is deleted.

   * @throws Exception
   *           If an unexpected error occurred.
   */
  @Test
  public void testAddConstraintSuccess() throws Exception {
    Constraint constraint = new MockConstraint(true, false, false);
    TestCfg.addConstraint(constraint);


    try {
      CreateEntryMockLDAPConnection c = new CreateEntryMockLDAPConnection(
          "cn=test child new,cn=test children,cn=test parent 1,cn=test parents,cn=config");

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   * @throws Exception
   *           If an unexpected error occurred.
   */
  @Test(expectedExceptions=OperationRejectedException.class)
  public void testAddConstraintFail() throws Exception {
    Constraint constraint = new MockConstraint(false, true, true);
    TestCfg.addConstraint(constraint);


    try {
      CreateEntryMockLDAPConnection c = new CreateEntryMockLDAPConnection(
          "cn=test child new,cn=test children,cn=test parent 1,cn=test parents,cn=config");

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   * @throws Exception
   *           If an unexpected error occurred.
   */
  @Test
  public void testRemoveConstraintSuccess() throws Exception {
    Constraint constraint = new MockConstraint(false, false, true);
    TestCfg.addConstraint(constraint);


    try {
      DeleteSubtreeMockLDAPConnection c = new DeleteSubtreeMockLDAPConnection(
          "cn=test child 1,cn=test children,cn=test parent 1,cn=test parents,cn=config");

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   * @throws Exception
   *           If an unexpected error occurred.
   */
  @Test(expectedExceptions=OperationRejectedException.class)
  public void testRemoveConstraintFail() throws Exception {
    Constraint constraint = new MockConstraint(true, true, false);
    TestCfg.addConstraint(constraint);


    try {
      DeleteSubtreeMockLDAPConnection c = new DeleteSubtreeMockLDAPConnection(
          "cn=test child 1,cn=test children,cn=test parent 1,cn=test parents,cn=config");

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   * @throws Exception
   *           If an unexpected error occurred.
   */
  @Test
  public void testModifyConstraintSuccess() throws Exception {
    Constraint constraint = new MockConstraint(false, true, false);
    TestCfg.addConstraint(constraint);


    try {
      ModifyEntryMockLDAPConnection c = new ModifyEntryMockLDAPConnection(
          "cn=test child 2,cn=test children,cn=test parent 1,cn=test parents,cn=config");

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   * @throws Exception
   *           If an unexpected error occurred.
   */
  @Test(expectedExceptions = OperationRejectedException.class)
  public void testModifyConstraintFail() throws Exception {
    Constraint constraint = new MockConstraint(true, false, true);
    TestCfg.addConstraint(constraint);


    try {
      ModifyEntryMockLDAPConnection c = new ModifyEntryMockLDAPConnection(
          "cn=test child 2,cn=test children,cn=test parent 1,cn=test parents,cn=config");

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