List of modifyAttributes() Examples

Examples of modifyAttributes()

javax.naming.directory.DirContext.modifyAttributes()
Modifies the attributes of name.
Parameter i is modification operation type and is constrained to be one of ADD_ATTRIBUTE, REPLACE_ATTRIBUTE, REMOVE_ATTRIBUTE. The implementation should try to make the modifications atomic.

This method throws an AttributeModificationException if there is a problem completing the modification.

This method throws any NamingException that occurs.
@param name the name which attributes will be modified @param i the modification operation type @param attributes the modified attributes @throws NamingException If any occurs.



javax.naming.directory.InitialDirContext.modifyAttributes()



javax.naming.ldap.InitialLdapContext.modifyAttributes()



javax.naming.ldap.LdapContext.modifyAttributes()



net.jini.lookup.JoinManager.modifyAttributes()

Changes the service's current set of attributes using the same semantics as the modifyAttributes method of the ServiceRegistration class.  The association of the new set of attributes with the service will be propagated to each lookup service with which the service is registered. Note that this propagation is performed asynchronously, thus there is no guarantee that the propagation of the attributes to all lookup services with which the service is registered will have completed upon return from this method. 
 Note that if the length of the array containing the templates does not equal the length of the array containing the modifications, an IllegalArgumentException will be thrown and propagated through this method. 
 Note also that because there is no guarantee that attribute propagation will have completed upon return from this method, services that invoke this method must take care not to modify the contents of the attrSets parameter. Doing so could cause the service's attribute state to be corrupted or inconsistent on a subset of the lookup services with which the service is registered as compared with the state reflected on the remaining lookup services. It is for this reason that the effects of modifying the contents of the attrSets parameter, after this method is invoked, are undefined.
@param attrSetTemplates array of Entry used to identifywhich elements to modify from the service's current set of attributes
@param attrSets array of Entry containing theactual modifications to make in the matching sets found using the attrSetTemplates parameter
@throws java.lang.IllegalArgumentException if the array containing thetemplates does not equal the length of the array containing the modifications
@see net.jini.core.entry.Entry
@see net.jini.core.lookup.ServiceRegistration#modifyAttributes



org.apache.directory.server.core.jndi.ServerLdapContext.modifyAttributes()




Examples of javax.naming.directory.InitialDirContext.modifyAttributes()
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        // Add the first value for description
        String description1 = "an American singer-songwriter";
        Attribute firstDescr = new BasicAttribute( "description", description1 );
        ModificationItem modification = new ModificationItem(DirContext.ADD_ATTRIBUTE, firstDescr);
        ctx.modifyAttributes(rdn, new ModificationItem[] { modification });


        // Add a second value to description
        String description2 = "Grammy award winning";
        Attribute otherDescr = new BasicAttribute( "description", description2 );


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Examples of javax.naming.ldap.InitialLdapContext.modifyAttributes()
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191             TlsKeyGenerator.PRIVATE_KEY_AT, entry.get( TlsKeyGenerator.PRIVATE_KEY_AT ).getBytes() ) );
        mods[1] = new ModificationItem( DirContext.REPLACE_ATTRIBUTE, new BasicAttribute(
            TlsKeyGenerator.PUBLIC_KEY_AT, entry.get( TlsKeyGenerator.PUBLIC_KEY_AT ).getBytes() ) );
        mods[2] = new ModificationItem( DirContext.REPLACE_ATTRIBUTE, new BasicAttribute(
            TlsKeyGenerator.USER_CERTIFICATE_AT, entry.get( TlsKeyGenerator.USER_CERTIFICATE_AT ).getBytes() ) );
        ctx.modifyAttributes( "uid=admin,ou=system", mods );
        ctx.close();


        ldapServer.reloadSslContext();
        
        // create a new secure connection

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Examples of javax.naming.ldap.LdapContext.modifyAttributes()
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190         Attribute attr = new BasicAttribute( "description", "referral to akarasulu" );
        ModificationItem mod = new ModificationItem( DirContext.ADD_ATTRIBUTE, attr );


        try
        {
            ctx.modifyAttributes( "uid=akarasuluref,ou=users,ou=system", new ModificationItem[]
                { mod } );
        }
        catch ( ReferralException e )
        {
            // seems JNDI only returns the first referral URL and not all so we test for it

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Examples of net.jini.lookup.JoinManager.modifyAttributes()
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79      */
    public void modifyAttributes(final Entry[] attrSetTemplates, final Entry[] attrSets) {
        JoinManager jMgr = getJoinManager();
        if(jMgr == null)
            return;
        jMgr.modifyAttributes(attrSetTemplates, attrSets);
    }


    /**
     * Get the <code>DiscoveryManager</code> for this <code>Joiner</code>
     * If the JoinManager is null, this method will rturn null
 

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Examples of org.apache.directory.server.core.jndi.ServerLdapContext.modifyAttributes()
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206         assertTrue( attrs.get( "facsimiletelephonenumber" ).contains( "+1 408 555 9751" ) );
        assertTrue( attrs.get( "roomnumber" ).contains( "4612" ) );


        // now modify the password for akarasulu
        Attribute userPasswordAttribute = new BasicAttribute( "userPassword", "newpwd" );
        ctx.modifyAttributes( "", new ModificationItem[] {
            new ModificationItem( DirContext.REPLACE_ATTRIBUTE, userPasswordAttribute ) } );


        // close and try with old password (should fail)
        ctx.close();


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