Examples with BasicAttributes javax.naming.directory.BasicAttributes used on opensource projects

Example 56 with BasicAttributes

use of javax.naming.directory.BasicAttributes in project ART-TIME by Artezio.

the class LdapClientTest method getAttributesFor.

private Attributes getAttributesFor(Employee e) {
    Attributes attributes = new BasicAttributes();
    attributes.put(USERNAME_ATTRIBUTE, e.getUserName());
    attributes.put(FIRSTNAME_ATTRIBUTE, e.getFirstName());
    attributes.put(LASTNAME_ATTRIBUTE, e.getLastName());
    attributes.put(MAIL_ATTRIBUTE, e.getEmail());
    attributes.put(DEPARTMENT_ATTRIBUTE, e.getDepartment());
    attributes.put("RandomAttribute", "Random Value");
    attributes.put("RandomAttribute2", "Random Value 2");
    return attributes;
}

Example 57 with BasicAttributes

use of javax.naming.directory.BasicAttributes in project ART-TIME by Artezio.

the class LdapClientTest method getAttributesFor.

private Attributes getAttributesFor(String department) {
    Attributes attributes = new BasicAttributes();
    attributes.put(DEPARTMENT_ATTRIBUTE, department);
    attributes.put("RandomAttribute", "Random Value");
    attributes.put("RandomAttribute2", "Random Value 2");
    return attributes;
}

Example 58 with BasicAttributes

use of javax.naming.directory.BasicAttributes in project spring-security by spring-projects.

the class JndiDnsResolverTests method testResolveIpAddress.

@Test
public void testResolveIpAddress() throws Exception {
    Attributes records = new BasicAttributes("A", "63.246.7.80");
    when(context.getAttributes("www.springsource.com", new String[] { "A" })).thenReturn(records);
    String ipAddress = dnsResolver.resolveIpAddress("www.springsource.com");
    assertThat(ipAddress).isEqualTo("63.246.7.80");
}

Example 59 with BasicAttributes

use of javax.naming.directory.BasicAttributes in project hadoop by apache.

the class TestLdapGroupsMappingBase method setupMocksBase.

@Before
public void setupMocksBase() throws NamingException {
    MockitoAnnotations.initMocks(this);
    DirContext ctx = getContext();
    doReturn(ctx).when(groupsMapping).getDirContext();
    when(ctx.search(Mockito.anyString(), Mockito.anyString(), Mockito.any(Object[].class), Mockito.any(SearchControls.class))).thenReturn(userNames);
    // We only ever call hasMoreElements once for the user NamingEnum, so
    // we can just have one return value
    when(userNames.hasMoreElements()).thenReturn(true);
    SearchResult groupSearchResult = mock(SearchResult.class);
    // We're going to have to define the loop here. We want two iterations,
    // to get both the groups
    when(groupNames.hasMoreElements()).thenReturn(true, true, false);
    when(groupNames.nextElement()).thenReturn(groupSearchResult);
    // Define the attribute for the name of the first group
    Attribute group1Attr = new BasicAttribute("cn");
    group1Attr.add(testGroups[0]);
    Attributes group1Attrs = new BasicAttributes();
    group1Attrs.put(group1Attr);
    // Define the attribute for the name of the second group
    Attribute group2Attr = new BasicAttribute("cn");
    group2Attr.add(testGroups[1]);
    Attributes group2Attrs = new BasicAttributes();
    group2Attrs.put(group2Attr);
    // This search result gets reused, so return group1, then group2
    when(groupSearchResult.getAttributes()).thenReturn(group1Attrs, group2Attrs);
    when(getUserNames().nextElement()).thenReturn(getUserSearchResult());
    when(getUserSearchResult().getAttributes()).thenReturn(getAttributes());
    // Define results for groups 1 level up
    SearchResult parentGroupResult = mock(SearchResult.class);
    // only one parent group
    when(parentGroupNames.hasMoreElements()).thenReturn(true, false);
    when(parentGroupNames.nextElement()).thenReturn(parentGroupResult);
    // Define the attribute for the parent group
    Attribute parentGroup1Attr = new BasicAttribute("cn");
    parentGroup1Attr.add(testParentGroups[2]);
    Attributes parentGroup1Attrs = new BasicAttributes();
    parentGroup1Attrs.put(parentGroup1Attr);
    // attach the attributes to the result
    when(parentGroupResult.getAttributes()).thenReturn(parentGroup1Attrs);
    when(parentGroupResult.getNameInNamespace()).thenReturn("CN=some_group,DC=test,DC=com");
}

Example 60 with BasicAttributes

use of javax.naming.directory.BasicAttributes in project nhin-d by DirectProject.

the class RESTSmtpAgentConfigFunctional_Test method setUp.

/**
     * Initialize the servers- LDAP and HTTP.
     */
@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
@Override
public void setUp() throws Exception {
    // check for Windows... it doens't like file://<drive>... turns it into FTP
    File file = new File("./src/test/resources/bundles/testBundle.p7b");
    if (file.getAbsolutePath().contains(":/"))
        filePrefix = "file:///";
    else
        filePrefix = "file:///";
    CertCacheFactory.getInstance().flushAll();
    /*
		 * Setup the LDAP Server
		 */
    MutablePartitionConfiguration pcfg = new MutablePartitionConfiguration();
    pcfg.setName("lookupTest");
    pcfg.setSuffix("cn=lookupTest");
    // Create some indices
    Set<String> indexedAttrs = new HashSet<String>();
    indexedAttrs.add("objectClass");
    indexedAttrs.add("cn");
    pcfg.setIndexedAttributes(indexedAttrs);
    // Create a first entry associated to the partition
    Attributes attrs = new BasicAttributes(true);
    // First, the objectClass attribute
    Attribute attr = new BasicAttribute("objectClass");
    attr.add("top");
    attrs.put(attr);
    // Associate this entry to the partition
    pcfg.setContextEntry(attrs);
    // As we can create more than one partition, we must store
    // each created partition in a Set before initialization
    Set<MutablePartitionConfiguration> pcfgs = new HashSet<MutablePartitionConfiguration>();
    pcfgs.add(pcfg);
    //
    //
    //
    // add the lookupTestPublic
    //
    //
    pcfg = new MutablePartitionConfiguration();
    pcfg.setName("lookupTestPublic");
    pcfg.setSuffix("cn=lookupTestPublic");
    // Create some indices
    indexedAttrs = new HashSet<String>();
    indexedAttrs.add("objectClass");
    indexedAttrs.add("cn");
    pcfg.setIndexedAttributes(indexedAttrs);
    // Create a first entry associated to the partition
    attrs = new BasicAttributes(true);
    // First, the objectClass attribute
    attr = new BasicAttribute("objectClass");
    attr.add("top");
    attrs.put(attr);
    // Associate this entry to the partition
    pcfg.setContextEntry(attrs);
    // As we can create more than one partition, we must store
    // each created partition in a Set before initialization
    pcfgs.add(pcfg);
    configuration.setContextPartitionConfigurations(pcfgs);
    this.configuration.setWorkingDirectory(new File("LDAP-TEST"));
    // add the private key schema
    ///
    Set<AbstractBootstrapSchema> schemas = configuration.getBootstrapSchemas();
    schemas.add(new PrivkeySchema());
    configuration.setBootstrapSchemas(schemas);
    super.setUp();
    // import the ldif file
    InputStream stream = TestUtils.class.getResourceAsStream("/ldifs/privCertsOnly.ldif");
    if (stream == null)
        throw new IOException("Failed to load ldif file");
    importLdif(stream);
    // setup the mock DNS SRV adapter
    mockLookup = mock(Lookup.class);
    LookupFactory.getFactory().addOverrideImplementation(mockLookup);
    SRVRecord srvRecord = new SRVRecord(new Name("_ldap._tcp.example.com."), DClass.IN, 3600, 0, 1, port, new Name("localhost."));
    when(mockLookup.run()).thenReturn(new Record[] { srvRecord });
    // create the web service and proxy
    ConfigServiceRunner.startConfigService();
    proxy = new ConfigurationServiceProxy(ConfigServiceRunner.getConfigServiceURL());
    certService = new DefaultCertificateService(ConfigServiceRunner.getRestAPIBaseURL(), HttpClientFactory.createHttpClient(), new OpenServiceSecurityManager());
}