List of purgeConflictsHistorical() Examples

Examples of purgeConflictsHistorical()

org.nasutekds.server.replication.plugin.LDAPReplicationDomain.purgeConflictsHistorical()

Check if the operation that just happened has cleared a conflict : Clearing a conflict happens if the operation has free a DN that for which an other entry was in conflict. Steps: - get the DN freed by a DELETE or MODRDN op - search for entries put in the conflict space (dn=entryuid'+'....) because the expected DN was not available (ds-sync-conflict=expected DN) - retain the entry with the oldest conflict - rename this entry with the freedDN as it was expected originally @param task the task raising this purge. @param endDate the date to stop this task whether the job is done or not. @throws DirectoryException when an exception happens.

      {
        DN dn = DN.decode(baseDN);
        // We can assume that this is an LDAP replication domain
        domain = LDAPReplicationDomain.retrievesReplicationDomain(dn);


        domain.purgeConflictsHistorical(null, startTime + purgeMaxTime);
      }


    }
    catch (DirectoryException de)
    {

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Examples of purgeConflictsHistorical()

Examples of org.nasutekds.server.replication.plugin.LDAPReplicationDomain.purgeConflictsHistorical()