Package org.nasutekds.server.tools

Examples of org.nasutekds.server.tools.LDAPWriter.writeMessage()


         new AddRequestProtocolOp(ByteString.valueOf("ou=People,o=test"),
                                  attrs);
    message = new LDAPMessage(2, addRequest,
         DisconnectClientPlugin.createDisconnectControlList(
              "PreOperation"));
    w.writeMessage(message);

    message = r.readMessage();
    if (message != null)
    {
      // If we got an element back, then it must be a notice of disconnect
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    BindRequestProtocolOp bindRequest =
         new BindRequestProtocolOp(ByteString.valueOf("cn=Directory Manager"),
                                   3, ByteString.valueOf("password"));
    LDAPMessage message = new LDAPMessage(1, bindRequest);
    w.writeMessage(message);

    message = r.readMessage();
    BindResponseProtocolOp bindResponse =
         message.getBindResponseProtocolOp();
    assertEquals(bindResponse.getResultCode(), 0);
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         new AddRequestProtocolOp(ByteString.valueOf("ou=People,o=test"),
                                  attrs);
    message = new LDAPMessage(2, addRequest,
         DisconnectClientPlugin.createDisconnectControlList(
              "PostOperation"));
    w.writeMessage(message);

    message = r.readMessage();
    if (message != null)
    {
      // If we got an element back, then it must be a notice of disconnect
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    BindRequestProtocolOp bindRequest =
         new BindRequestProtocolOp(ByteString.valueOf("cn=Directory Manager"),
                                   3, ByteString.valueOf("password"));
    LDAPMessage message = new LDAPMessage(1, bindRequest);
    w.writeMessage(message);

    message = r.readMessage();
    BindResponseProtocolOp bindResponse =
         message.getBindResponseProtocolOp();
    assertEquals(bindResponse.getResultCode(), 0);
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         new AddRequestProtocolOp(ByteString.valueOf("ou=People,o=test"),
                                  attrs);
    message = new LDAPMessage(2, addRequest,
         DisconnectClientPlugin.createDisconnectControlList(
              "PostResponse"));
    w.writeMessage(message);

responseLoop:
    while (true)
    {
      message = r.readMessage();
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    // Send the abandon request to the server and wait a few seconds to ensure
    // it has completed before closing the connection.
    AbandonRequestProtocolOp abandonRequest = new AbandonRequestProtocolOp(1);
    LDAPMessage message = new LDAPMessage(2, abandonRequest,
         DisconnectClientPlugin.createDisconnectControlList("PreParse"));
    w.writeMessage(message);

    Thread.sleep(3000);

    try
    {
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    // Send the abandon request to the server and wait a few seconds to ensure
    // it has completed before closing the connection.
    AbandonRequestProtocolOp abandonRequest = new AbandonRequestProtocolOp(1);
    w.writeMessage(new LDAPMessage(2, abandonRequest));

    Thread.sleep(3000);

    s.close();
  }
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    BindRequestProtocolOp bindRequest =
         new BindRequestProtocolOp(ByteString.valueOf("cn=Directory Manager"),
                                   3, ByteString.valueOf("password"));
    LDAPMessage message = new LDAPMessage(1, bindRequest);
    w.writeMessage(message);

    message = r.readMessage();
    BindResponseProtocolOp bindResponse = message.getBindResponseProtocolOp();
    assertEquals(bindResponse.getResultCode(), LDAPResultCode.SUCCESS);
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    AddRequestProtocolOp addRequest =
         new AddRequestProtocolOp(ByteString.valueOf("ou=People,o=test"),
                                  attributes);
    message = new LDAPMessage(2, addRequest,
                       DelayPreOpPlugin.createDelayControlList(5000));
    w.writeMessage(message);


    // Send the abandon request to the server.
    AbandonRequestProtocolOp abandonRequest = new AbandonRequestProtocolOp(2);
    w.writeMessage(new LDAPMessage(3, abandonRequest));
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    w.writeMessage(message);


    // Send the abandon request to the server.
    AbandonRequestProtocolOp abandonRequest = new AbandonRequestProtocolOp(2);
    w.writeMessage(new LDAPMessage(3, abandonRequest));


    // Normally, abandoned operations don't receive a response.  However, the
    // testing configuration has been updated to ensure that if an operation
    // does get abandoned, the server will return a response for it with a
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