Examples of org.nasutekds.server.api.CertificateMapper

org.nasutekds.server.api.CertificateMapper
This class defines the set of methods and structures that must be implemented by a Directory Server module that implements the functionality required to uniquely map an SSL client certificate to a Directory Server user entry. @param < T> The type of configuration handled by this certificatemapper.

      if (mapperConfiguration.isEnabled())
      {
        String className = mapperConfiguration.getJavaClass();
        try
        {
          CertificateMapper mapper = loadMapper(className, mapperConfiguration,
                                                true);
          certificateMappers.put(mapperConfiguration.dn(), mapper);
          DirectoryServer.registerCertificateMapper(mapperConfiguration.dn(),
                                                    mapper);
        }

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    if (! configuration.isEnabled())
    {
      return new ConfigChangeResult(resultCode, adminActionRequired, messages);
    }


    CertificateMapper certificateMapper = null;


    // Get the name of the class and make sure we can instantiate it as a
    // certificate mapper.
    String className = configuration.getJavaClass();
    try

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    boolean            adminActionRequired = false;
    ArrayList<Message> messages            = new ArrayList<Message>();


    DirectoryServer.deregisterCertificateMapper(configuration.dn());


    CertificateMapper certificateMapper =
         certificateMappers.remove(configuration.dn());
    if (certificateMapper != null)
    {
      certificateMapper.finalizeCertificateMapper();
    }


    return new ConfigChangeResult(resultCode, adminActionRequired, messages);
  }

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    boolean           adminActionRequired = false;
    ArrayList<Message> messages            = new ArrayList<Message>();




    // Get the existing mapper if it's already enabled.
    CertificateMapper existingMapper =
         certificateMappers.get(configuration.dn());




    // If the new configuration has the mapper disabled, then disable it if it
    // is enabled, or do nothing if it's already disabled.
    if (! configuration.isEnabled())
    {
      if (existingMapper != null)
      {
        DirectoryServer.deregisterCertificateMapper(configuration.dn());


        CertificateMapper certificateMapper =
             certificateMappers.remove(configuration.dn());
        if (certificateMapper != null)
        {
          certificateMapper.finalizeCertificateMapper();
        }
      }


      return new ConfigChangeResult(resultCode, adminActionRequired, messages);
    }




    // Get the class for the certificate mapper.  If the mapper is already
    // enabled, then we shouldn't do anything with it although if the class has
    // changed then we'll at least need to indicate that administrative action
    // is required.  If the mapper is disabled, then instantiate the class and
    // initialize and register it as a certificate mapper.
    String className = configuration.getJavaClass();
    if (existingMapper != null)
    {
      if (! className.equals(existingMapper.getClass().getName()))
      {
        adminActionRequired = true;
      }


      return new ConfigChangeResult(resultCode, adminActionRequired, messages);
    }


    CertificateMapper certificateMapper = null;
    try
    {
      certificateMapper = loadMapper(className, configuration, true);
    }
    catch (InitializationException ie)

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           CertificateMapperCfgDefn.getInstance();
      ClassPropertyDefinition propertyDefinition =
           definition.getJavaClassPropertyDefinition();
      Class<? extends CertificateMapper> mapperClass =
           propertyDefinition.loadClass(className, CertificateMapper.class);
      CertificateMapper mapper = mapperClass.newInstance();


      if (initialize)
      {
        Method method =
             mapper.getClass().getMethod("initializeCertificateMapper",
                  configuration.configurationClass());
        method.invoke(mapper, configuration);
      }
      else
      {
        Method method = mapper.getClass().getMethod("isConfigurationAcceptable",
                                                    CertificateMapperCfg.class,
                                                    List.class);


        List<Message> unacceptableReasons = new ArrayList<Message>();
        Boolean acceptable = (Boolean) method.invoke(mapper, configuration,

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