Examples of org.nasutekds.server.admin.client.cli.SecureConnectionCliArgs

Package org.nasutekds.server.admin.client.cli

Examples of org.nasutekds.server.admin.client.cli.SecureConnectionCliArgs

org.nasutekds.server.admin.client.cli.SecureConnectionCliArgs
This is a commodity class that can be used to check the arguments required to establish a secure connection in the command line. It can be used to generate an ApplicationTrustManager object based on the options provided by the user in the command line.

    return pwd;
  }


  private void addLdapConnectionArguments(ArgumentGroup argGroup,
    boolean alwaysSSL) {
    args = new SecureConnectionCliArgs(alwaysSSL);
    try {
      LinkedHashSet<Argument> argSet = args.createGlobalArguments();
      for (Argument arg : argSet) {
        addArgument(arg, argGroup);
      }

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    this.secureArgsList = secureArgs;
    this.commandBuilder = new CommandBuilder(null);
    this.useSSL = secureArgs.useSSL();
    this.useStartTLS = secureArgs.useStartTLS();
    this.trustAll = secureArgs.trustAllArg.isPresent();
    copySecureArgsList = new SecureConnectionCliArgs(secureArgs.alwaysSSL());
    try
    {
      copySecureArgsList.createGlobalArguments();
    }
    catch (Throwable t)

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   * {@inheritDoc}
   */
  public void registerGlobalArguments(SubCommandArgumentParser parser)
      throws ArgumentException {
    // Create the global arguments.
    secureArgsList = new SecureConnectionCliArgs(alwaysSSL);
    LinkedHashSet<Argument> args = secureArgsList.createGlobalArguments();




    // Register the global arguments.
    for (Argument arg : args)

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      // This is done because we do not need to ask the user about these
      // parameters.  If we force their presence the class
      // LDAPConnectionConsoleInteraction will not prompt the user for
      // them.
      SecureConnectionCliArgs secureArgsList = parser.getSecureArgsList();


      secureArgsList.hostNameArg.setPresent(true);
      secureArgsList.portArg.setPresent(true);
      secureArgsList.hostNameArg.clearValues();
      secureArgsList.hostNameArg.addValue(

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          // This is done because we do not need to ask the user about these
          // parameters.  If we force their presence the class
          // LDAPConnectionConsoleInteraction will not prompt the user for
          // them.
          SecureConnectionCliArgs secureArgsList =
            argParser.getSecureArgsList();


          int port =
            AdministrationConnector.DEFAULT_ADMINISTRATION_CONNECTOR_PORT;
          controlInfo.setConnectionPolicy(

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