Examples of org.olat.basesecurity.Manager.findIdentityByName()

org.olat.basesecurity.Manager.findIdentityByName()
Find an identity by its name. This is an exact match. Use the getIdentititesByPowerSearch() method if you also want to find substrings.
Be aware that this method does not check the identities status! This method returns identities with any state, also deleted identities! @param identityName @return the identity or null if not found

    assertFalse("Wrong equals implementation, different types are recognized as equals ",ident1.equals(new Integer(1)));
    assertFalse("Wrong equals implementation, different users are recognized as equals ",ident1.equals(ident2));
    assertFalse("Wrong equals implementation, null value is recognized as equals ",ident1.equals(null));
    assertTrue("Wrong equals implementation, same users are NOT recognized as equals ",ident1.equals(ident1));
    Manager ma = ManagerFactory.getManager();
    Identity ident1_2 = ma.findIdentityByName(identityTest1Name);
    assertTrue("Wrong equals implementation, same users are NOT recognized as equals ",ident1.equals(ident1_2));
  }
  
  public void testHashCode() {
    assertTrue("Wrong hashCode implementation, same users have NOT same hash-code ",ident1.hashCode() == ident1.hashCode());

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  public void testHashCode() {
    assertTrue("Wrong hashCode implementation, same users have NOT same hash-code ",ident1.hashCode() == ident1.hashCode());
    assertFalse("Wrong hashCode implementation, different users have same hash-code",ident1.hashCode() == ident2.hashCode());
    Manager ma = ManagerFactory.getManager();
    Identity ident1_2 = ma.findIdentityByName(identityTest1Name);
    assertTrue("Wrong hashCode implementation, same users have NOT same hash-code ",ident1.hashCode() == ident1_2.hashCode());
  }


  /**
   * Export all test cases as suite. Make sure you add your testcase to

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    String userPW = "olat";
    LDAPError errors = new LDAPError();
    
    boolean usersSyncedAtStartup = LDAPLoginModule.isLdapSyncOnStartup();
    //user should not exits in OLAT when not synced during startup
    assertEquals(usersSyncedAtStartup, (securityManager.findIdentityByName(uid) != null));
    // bind user 
    Attributes attrs = ldapManager.bindUser(uid, userPW, errors);
    assertEquals(usersSyncedAtStartup, (securityManager.findIdentityByName(uid) != null));
    //user should be created
    ldapManager.createAndPersistUser(attrs);

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    boolean usersSyncedAtStartup = LDAPLoginModule.isLdapSyncOnStartup();
    //user should not exits in OLAT when not synced during startup
    assertEquals(usersSyncedAtStartup, (securityManager.findIdentityByName(uid) != null));
    // bind user 
    Attributes attrs = ldapManager.bindUser(uid, userPW, errors);
    assertEquals(usersSyncedAtStartup, (securityManager.findIdentityByName(uid) != null));
    //user should be created
    ldapManager.createAndPersistUser(attrs);
    assertEquals(true, (securityManager.findIdentityByName(uid) != null));


    //should fail, user is existing

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    // bind user 
    Attributes attrs = ldapManager.bindUser(uid, userPW, errors);
    assertEquals(usersSyncedAtStartup, (securityManager.findIdentityByName(uid) != null));
    //user should be created
    ldapManager.createAndPersistUser(attrs);
    assertEquals(true, (securityManager.findIdentityByName(uid) != null));


    //should fail, user is existing
    ldapManager.createAndPersistUser(attrs);
    assertEquals(true, (securityManager.findIdentityByName(uid) != null));
  }

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    ldapManager.createAndPersistUser(attrs);
    assertEquals(true, (securityManager.findIdentityByName(uid) != null));


    //should fail, user is existing
    ldapManager.createAndPersistUser(attrs);
    assertEquals(true, (securityManager.findIdentityByName(uid) != null));
  }


  
  public void testUserBind() throws NamingException {
    if (!LDAPLoginModule.isLDAPEnabled()) return;

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      } catch (Exception e) {
        // success, this is what we expected
      }
      //changedAttrMap empty since already synchronized
      Attributes attrs = ldapManager.bindUser(uid, pwd, errors);
      Identity identitys = securityManager.findIdentityByName(uid);
      Map<String, String> changedAttrMap = ldapManager.prepareUserPropertyForSync(attrs, identitys);
      // map is empty - no attributes to sync
      assertNull(changedAttrMap);
    } else {
      //create user but with different attributes - must fail since user already exists

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      // simulate closed session (user adding from startup job)
      DBFactory.getInstance().intermediateCommit();
      
      //changedAttrMap has 2 changes and uid as entrys (Klaus!=klaus, klaus@olat.org!=klaus@meier.ch)
      Attributes attrs = ldapManager.bindUser(uid, pwd, errors);
      Identity identitys = securityManager.findIdentityByName(uid);
      Map<String, String> changedAttrMap = ldapManager.prepareUserPropertyForSync(attrs, identitys);
      // result must be 3: 2 changed plus the user ID which is always in the map
      assertEquals(3, changedAttrMap.keySet().size());
    }

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    }
    
    //nothing to change for this user
    uid= "mrohrer";
    Attributes attrs = ldapManager.bindUser(uid, pwd, errors);
    Identity identitys = securityManager.findIdentityByName(uid);
    Map<String, String> changedAttrMap = ldapManager.prepareUserPropertyForSync(attrs, identitys);
    assertEquals(true, (changedAttrMap==null));
  }
  
  public void testSyncUser(){

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    changedMap.put("userID", "kmeier");
    changedMap.put("firstName", "Klaus");
    changedMap.put("email", "kmeier@olat.org");
    changedMap.put("institutionalName", "Informatik");
    changedMap.put("homepage", "http://www.olat.org");
    Identity identity = securityManager.findIdentityByName("kmeier");
    ldapManager.syncUser(changedMap, identity);
    
    
    changedMap.put("userID", "kmeier");
    Attributes attrs = ldapManager.bindUser("kmeier", "olat", errors);

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