Examples of org.nasutekds.server.workflowelement.localbackend.LocalBackendWorkflowElement

    Backend backend = DirectoryServer.getBackend(backendID);
    assertNotNull(backend);
    
    // Create the workflow element that wraps the local backend
    String workflowElementID = baseDN + "#" + backendID;
    LocalBackendWorkflowElement workflowElement =
      LocalBackendWorkflowElement.createAndRegister(workflowElementID, backend);
    
    // Create a workflow and register it with the server
    String workflowID = baseDN + "#" + backendID;
    WorkflowImpl workflowImpl = new WorkflowImpl(

      ) throws DirectoryException
  {
    String backendID = backend.getBackendID();


    // Create a root workflow element to encapsulate the backend
    LocalBackendWorkflowElement rootWE =
        LocalBackendWorkflowElement.createAndRegister(backendID, backend);


    // The workflow ID is "backendID + baseDN".
    // We cannot use backendID as workflow identifier because a backend
    // may handle several base DNs. We cannot use baseDN either because
    // we might want to configure several workflows handling the same
    // baseDN through different network groups. So a mix of both
    // backendID and baseDN should be ok.
    String workflowID = backend.getBackendID() + "#" + baseDN.toString();


    // Create the workflow for the base DN and register the workflow with
    // the server.
    WorkflowImpl workflowImpl = new WorkflowImpl(
        workflowID,
        baseDN,
        rootWE.getWorkflowElementID(),
        rootWE);
    workflowImpl.register();


    return workflowImpl;
  }

Examples of org.nasutekds.server.workflowelement.localbackend.LocalBackendWorkflowElement

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