Examples with SubtreeSpecification org.apache.directory.api.ldap.model.subtree.SubtreeSpecification used on opensource projects

Example 1 with SubtreeSpecification

use of org.apache.directory.api.ldap.model.subtree.SubtreeSpecification in project directory-ldap-api by apache.

the class UserClass_SubtreeTest method initNames.

/**
 * Initialize name instances
 */
@Before
public void initNames() throws Exception {
    SubtreeSpecification subtreeSpecA = new BaseSubtreeSpecification();
    SubtreeSpecification subtreeSpecB = new BaseSubtreeSpecification();
    SubtreeSpecification subtreeSpecC = new BaseSubtreeSpecification();
    SubtreeSpecification subtreeSpecD = new BaseSubtreeSpecification(new Dn("cn=dummy"));
    Set<SubtreeSpecification> colA = new HashSet<SubtreeSpecification>();
    colA.add(subtreeSpecA);
    colA.add(subtreeSpecB);
    colA.add(subtreeSpecC);
    Set<SubtreeSpecification> colB = new HashSet<SubtreeSpecification>();
    colB.add(subtreeSpecA);
    colB.add(subtreeSpecB);
    colB.add(subtreeSpecC);
    Set<SubtreeSpecification> colC = new HashSet<SubtreeSpecification>();
    colC.add(subtreeSpecB);
    colC.add(subtreeSpecC);
    colC.add(subtreeSpecD);
    subtreeA = new Subtree(colA);
    subtreeACopy = new Subtree(colA);
    subtreeB = new Subtree(colB);
    subtreeC = new Subtree(colC);
}

Example 2 with SubtreeSpecification

use of org.apache.directory.api.ldap.model.subtree.SubtreeSpecification in project directory-ldap-api by apache.

the class SubtreeSpecificationParserTest method testSpecWithAllInOne.

/**
 * Tests the parser with a valid specification with all components set.
 */
@Test
public void testSpecWithAllInOne() throws Exception {
    SubtreeSpecification ss = parser.parse(SPEC_WITH_ALL_IN_ONE);
    assertNotNull(ss);
}

Example 3 with SubtreeSpecification

use of org.apache.directory.api.ldap.model.subtree.SubtreeSpecification in project directory-ldap-api by apache.

the class SubtreeSpecificationParserTest method testSpecWithMinimumAndMaximum.

/**
 * Tests the parser with a valid specification with minimum and maximum set.
 */
@Test
public void testSpecWithMinimumAndMaximum() throws Exception {
    SubtreeSpecification ss = parser.parse(SPEC_WITH_MINIMUM_AND_MAXIMUM);
    assertEquals(1, ss.getMinBaseDistance());
    assertEquals(2, ss.getMaxBaseDistance());
    // try a second time
    ss = parser.parse(SPEC_WITH_MINIMUM_AND_MAXIMUM);
    assertEquals(1, ss.getMinBaseDistance());
    assertEquals(2, ss.getMaxBaseDistance());
    // try a third time
    ss = parser.parse(SPEC_WITH_MINIMUM_AND_MAXIMUM);
    assertEquals(1, ss.getMinBaseDistance());
    assertEquals(2, ss.getMaxBaseDistance());
}

Example 4 with SubtreeSpecification

use of org.apache.directory.api.ldap.model.subtree.SubtreeSpecification in project directory-ldap-api by apache.

the class SubtreeSpecificationParserTest method testSpecWithRefinement.

/**
 * Tests the parser with a valid specification with refinement set.
 */
@Test
public void testSpecWithRefinement() throws Exception {
    SubtreeSpecification ss = parser.parse(SPEC_WITH_REFINEMENT);
    // The items
    Refinement topItem = new ItemRefinement(topOC);
    Refinement aliasItem = new ItemRefinement(aliasOC);
    Refinement personItem = new ItemRefinement(personOC);
    Refinement countryItem = new ItemRefinement(countryOC);
    // The inner OR refinement or:{item:2.5.6.1, item:person}
    List<Refinement> orList = new ArrayList<Refinement>();
    orList.add(aliasItem);
    orList.add(personItem);
    Refinement orRefinement = new OrRefinement(orList);
    // The inner AND refinement and:{ item:2.5.6.0, or:... }
    List<Refinement> innerAndList = new ArrayList<Refinement>();
    innerAndList.add(topItem);
    innerAndList.add(orRefinement);
    Refinement innerAndRefinement = new AndRefinement(innerAndList);
    // The NOT refinement not:item:2.5.6.2
    Refinement notRefinement = new NotRefinement(countryItem);
    // The outer AND refinement and:{and:..., not:...}
    List<Refinement> outerAndList = new ArrayList<Refinement>();
    outerAndList.add(innerAndRefinement);
    outerAndList.add(notRefinement);
    StringBuilder buffer = new StringBuilder();
    ss.getRefinement().printRefinementToBuffer(buffer);
    // assertEquals( outerAndRefinement.toString(), buffer );
    assertEquals("and: { and: { item: 2.5.6.0, or: { item: 2.5.6.1, item: person } }, not: item: 2.5.6.2 }", buffer.toString());
}

Example 5 with SubtreeSpecification

use of org.apache.directory.api.ldap.model.subtree.SubtreeSpecification in project directory-ldap-api by apache.

the class SubtreeSpecificationParserTest method testSpecWithSpecificExclusions.

/**
 * Tests the parser with a valid specification with some specific exclusions
 * set.
 */
@Test
public void testSpecWithSpecificExclusions() throws Exception {
    SubtreeSpecification ss = parser.parse(SPEC_WITH_SPECIFICEXCLUSIONS);
    assertFalse(ss.getChopBeforeExclusions().isEmpty());
    assertFalse(ss.getChopAfterExclusions().isEmpty());
    assertTrue(ss.getChopBeforeExclusions().contains(new Dn(schemaManager, "cn=cd")));
    assertTrue(ss.getChopAfterExclusions().contains(new Dn(schemaManager, "cn=gh")));
    // try a second time
    ss = parser.parse(SPEC_WITH_SPECIFICEXCLUSIONS);
    assertFalse(ss.getChopBeforeExclusions().isEmpty());
    assertFalse(ss.getChopAfterExclusions().isEmpty());
    assertTrue(ss.getChopBeforeExclusions().contains(new Dn(schemaManager, "cn=cd")));
    assertTrue(ss.getChopAfterExclusions().contains(new Dn(schemaManager, "cn=gh")));
    // try a third time
    ss = parser.parse(SPEC_WITH_SPECIFICEXCLUSIONS);
    assertFalse(ss.getChopBeforeExclusions().isEmpty());
    assertFalse(ss.getChopAfterExclusions().isEmpty());
    assertTrue(ss.getChopBeforeExclusions().contains(new Dn(schemaManager, "cn=cd")));
    assertTrue(ss.getChopAfterExclusions().contains(new Dn(schemaManager, "cn=gh")));
}