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

Class org.nasutekds.server.tools.LDAPWriter

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

org.nasutekds.server.tools.LDAPWriter.writeMessage()
Writes an LDAP message to the associated output stream. @param message The message to be written. @throws IOException If a problem occurs while trying to write theinformation over the output stream.




    CompareRequestProtocolOp compareRequest =
         new CompareRequestProtocolOp(ByteString.valueOf("o=test"), "o",
                                      ByteString.valueOf("test"));
    writer.writeMessage(new LDAPMessage(2, compareRequest));


    message = reader.readMessage();
    assertNotNull(message);
    assertEquals(message.getCompareResponseProtocolOp().getResultCode(),
                 LDAPResultCode.COMPARE_TRUE);

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    // can send the abandon request.
    ExtendedRequestProtocolOp whoAmIRequest =
         new ExtendedRequestProtocolOp(OID_WHO_AM_I_REQUEST, null);
    message = new LDAPMessage(2, whoAmIRequest,
                       DelayPreOpPlugin.createDelayControlList(5000));
    w.writeMessage(message);




    // 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(2);

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


    message = reader.readMessage();
    assertNotNull(message);
    assertEquals(message.getBindResponseProtocolOp().getResultCode(), 0);

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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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    assertEquals(message.getBindResponseProtocolOp().getResultCode(), 0);




    DeleteRequestProtocolOp deleteRequest =
         new DeleteRequestProtocolOp(ByteString.valueOf("o=test"));
    writer.writeMessage(new LDAPMessage(2, deleteRequest));


    message = reader.readMessage();
    assertNotNull(message);
    assertEquals(message.getDeleteResponseProtocolOp().getResultCode(),
                 LDAPResultCode.SUCCESS);

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    ModifyRequestProtocolOp modifyRequest =
         new ModifyRequestProtocolOp(ByteString.valueOf("o=test"), mods);
    message = new LDAPMessage(2, modifyRequest,
                       DelayPreOpPlugin.createDelayControlList(5000));
    w.writeMessage(message);




    // 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(2);

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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(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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    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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    ModifyDNRequestProtocolOp modifyDNRequest =
         new ModifyDNRequestProtocolOp(ByteString.valueOf("cn=test,o=test"),
                                       ByteString.valueOf("cn=test2"), true);
    message = new LDAPMessage(2, modifyDNRequest,
                       DelayPreOpPlugin.createDelayControlList(5000));
    w.writeMessage(message);




    // 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(2);

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