Examples with NoPermissionException javax.naming.NoPermissionException used on opensource projects

Example 1 with NoPermissionException

use of javax.naming.NoPermissionException in project midpoint by Evolveum.

the class ConnIdUtil method lookForKnownCause.

private static Exception lookForKnownCause(Throwable ex, Throwable originalException, OperationResult parentResult) {
    if (ex instanceof FileNotFoundException) {
        //fix MID-2711 consider FileNotFoundException as CommunicationException
        Exception newEx = new com.evolveum.midpoint.util.exception.CommunicationException(createMessageFromAllExceptions(null, ex));
        parentResult.recordFatalError("File not found: " + ex.getMessage(), newEx);
        return newEx;
    } else if (ex instanceof NameAlreadyBoundException) {
        // This is thrown by LDAP connector and may be also throw by similar
        // connectors
        Exception newEx = new ObjectAlreadyExistsException(createMessageFromAllExceptions(null, ex));
        parentResult.recordFatalError("Object already exists: " + ex.getMessage(), newEx);
        return newEx;
    } else if (ex instanceof javax.naming.CommunicationException) {
        // This is thrown by LDAP connector and may be also throw by similar
        // connectors
        Exception newEx = new CommunicationException(createMessageFromAllExceptions("Communication error", ex));
        parentResult.recordFatalError("Communication error: " + ex.getMessage(), newEx);
        return newEx;
    } else if (ex instanceof ServiceUnavailableException) {
        // In some cases (e.g. JDK 1.6.0_31) this is thrown by LDAP connector and may be also throw by similar
        // connectors
        Exception newEx = new CommunicationException(createMessageFromAllExceptions("Communication error", ex));
        parentResult.recordFatalError("Communication error: " + ex.getMessage(), newEx);
        return newEx;
    } else if (ex instanceof ConnectionBrokenException) {
        Exception newEx = new CommunicationException(createMessageFromAllExceptions("Communication error", ex));
        parentResult.recordFatalError("Communication error: " + ex.getMessage(), newEx);
        return newEx;
    } else if (ex instanceof ConnectionFailedException) {
        Exception newEx = new CommunicationException(createMessageFromAllExceptions("Communication error", ex));
        parentResult.recordFatalError("Communication error: " + ex.getMessage(), newEx);
        return newEx;
    } else if (ex instanceof SchemaViolationException) {
        // This is thrown by LDAP connector and may be also throw by similar
        // connectors
        Exception newEx = new SchemaException(createMessageFromAllExceptions("Schema violation", ex));
        parentResult.recordFatalError("Schema violation: " + ex.getMessage(), newEx);
        return newEx;
    } else if (ex instanceof org.identityconnectors.framework.common.exceptions.InvalidAttributeValueException) {
        Exception newEx = new SchemaException(createMessageFromAllExceptions("Invalid attribute", ex));
        parentResult.recordFatalError("Invalid attribute: " + ex.getMessage(), newEx);
        return newEx;
    } else if (ex instanceof InvalidAttributeValueException) {
        // This is thrown by LDAP connector and may be also throw by similar
        // connectors
        InvalidAttributeValueException e = (InvalidAttributeValueException) ex;
        Exception newEx = null;
        if (e.getExplanation().contains("unique attribute conflict")) {
            newEx = new ObjectAlreadyExistsException(createMessageFromAllExceptions("Invalid attribute", ex));
        } else {
            newEx = new SchemaException(createMessageFromAllExceptions("Invalid attribute", ex));
        }
        parentResult.recordFatalError("Invalid attribute: " + ex.getMessage(), newEx);
        return newEx;
    } else if (ex instanceof ConnectException) {
        // Buried deep in many exceptions, usually connection refused or
        // similar errors
        // Note: needs to be after javax.naming.CommunicationException as the
        //   javax.naming exception has more info (e.g. hostname)
        Exception newEx = new CommunicationException(createMessageFromAllExceptions("Connect error", ex));
        parentResult.recordFatalError("Connect error: " + ex.getMessage(), newEx);
        return newEx;
    } else if (ex instanceof SQLSyntaxErrorException) {
        // Buried deep in many exceptions, usually DB schema problems of
        // DB-based connectors
        Exception newEx = new SchemaException(createMessageFromAllExceptions("DB syntax error", ex));
        parentResult.recordFatalError("DB syntax error: " + ex.getMessage(), newEx);
        return newEx;
    } else if (ex instanceof SQLException) {
        // Buried deep in many exceptions, usually DB connection problems
        Exception newEx = new GenericFrameworkException(createMessageFromAllExceptions("DB error", ex));
        parentResult.recordFatalError("DB error: " + ex.getMessage(), newEx);
        return newEx;
    } else if (ex instanceof UnknownUidException) {
        // Object not found
        Exception newEx = new ObjectNotFoundException(createMessageFromAllExceptions(null, ex));
        parentResult.recordFatalError("Object not found: " + ex.getMessage(), newEx);
        return newEx;
    } else if (ex instanceof NoPermissionException) {
        Exception newEx = new SecurityViolationException(createMessageFromAllExceptions(null, ex));
        parentResult.recordFatalError("Object not found: " + ex.getMessage(), newEx);
        return newEx;
    } else if (ex instanceof AttributeInUseException) {
        Exception newEx = new SchemaException(createMessageFromAllExceptions(null, ex));
        parentResult.recordFatalError("Attribute in use: " + ex.getMessage(), newEx);
        return newEx;
    } else if (ex instanceof NoSuchAttributeException) {
        Exception newEx = new SchemaException(createMessageFromAllExceptions(null, ex));
        parentResult.recordFatalError("No such attribute: " + ex.getMessage(), newEx);
        return newEx;
    }
    if (ex.getCause() == null) {
        // found nothing
        return null;
    } else {
        // Otherwise go one level deeper ...
        return lookForKnownCause(ex.getCause(), originalException, parentResult);
    }
}

Example 2 with NoPermissionException

use of javax.naming.NoPermissionException in project geode by apache.

the class ContextJUnitTest method testSubcontextInvokingMethodsOnDestroyedContext.

/**
   * Tests inability to invoke methods on destroyed subcontexts.
   */
@Test
public void testSubcontextInvokingMethodsOnDestroyedContext() throws Exception {
    // Create subcontext and destroy it.
    Context sub = dataSourceContext.createSubcontext("sub4");
    initialContext.destroySubcontext("java:gf/env/datasource/sub4");
    try {
        sub.bind("name", "object");
        fail();
    } catch (NoPermissionException expected) {
    }
    try {
        sub.unbind("name");
        fail();
    } catch (NoPermissionException expected) {
    }
    try {
        sub.createSubcontext("sub5");
        fail();
    } catch (NoPermissionException expected) {
    }
    try {
        sub.destroySubcontext("sub6");
        fail();
    } catch (NoPermissionException expected) {
    }
    try {
        sub.list("");
        fail();
    } catch (NoPermissionException expected) {
    }
    try {
        sub.lookup("name");
        fail();
    } catch (NoPermissionException expected) {
    }
    try {
        sub.composeName("name", "prefix");
        fail();
    } catch (NoPermissionException expected) {
    }
    try {
        NameParserImpl parser = new NameParserImpl();
        sub.composeName(parser.parse("a"), parser.parse("b"));
        fail();
    } catch (NoPermissionException expected) {
    }
}