org.apache.directory.api.ldap.model.ldif

Class LdifRevertor

java.lang.Object

org.apache.directory.api.ldap.model.ldif.LdifRevertor

public final class LdifRevertor
extends Object

A helper class which provides methods to reverse a LDIF modification operation.

Author:

Apache Directory Project

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type	Field and Description
static boolean	DELETE_OLD_RDN Flag used when we want to delete the old Rdn
static boolean	KEEP_OLD_RDN Flag used when we want to keep the old Rdn

Method Summary

Methods

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
static LdifEntry	reverseAdd(Dn dn) Compute a reverse LDIF of an AddRequest.
static LdifEntry	reverseDel(Dn dn, Entry deletedEntry) Compute a reverse LDIF of a DeleteRequest.
static LdifEntry	reverseModify(Dn dn, List<Modification> forwardModifications, Entry modifiedEntry) Compute the reversed LDIF for a modify request.
static LdifEntry	reverseMove(Dn newSuperiorDn, Dn modifiedDn) Compute a reverse LDIF for a forward change which if in LDIF format would represent a Move operation.
static List<LdifEntry>	reverseMoveAndRename(Entry entry, Dn newSuperior, Rdn newRdn, boolean deleteOldRdn) Revert a Dn to it's previous version by removing the first Rdn and adding the given Rdn.
static List<LdifEntry>	reverseRename(Entry entry, Rdn newRdn, boolean deleteOldRdn) Revert a Dn to it's previous version by removing the first Rdn and adding the given Rdn.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

DELETE_OLD_RDN

public static final boolean DELETE_OLD_RDN

Flag used when we want to delete the old Rdn

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Constant Field Values

KEEP_OLD_RDN

public static final boolean KEEP_OLD_RDN

Flag used when we want to keep the old Rdn

See Also:

Constant Field Values

Method Detail

reverseAdd

public static LdifEntry reverseAdd(Dn dn)

Compute a reverse LDIF of an AddRequest. It's simply a delete request of the added entry

Parameters:

dn - the dn of the added entry

Returns:

a reverse LDIF

reverseDel

public static LdifEntry reverseDel(Dn dn,
                   Entry deletedEntry)
                            throws LdapException

Compute a reverse LDIF of a DeleteRequest. We have to get the previous entry in order to restore it.

Parameters:

dn - The deleted entry Dn

deletedEntry - The entry which has been deleted

Returns:

A reverse LDIF

Throws:

LdapException - If something went wrong

reverseModify

public static LdifEntry reverseModify(Dn dn,
                      List<Modification> forwardModifications,
                      Entry modifiedEntry)
                               throws LdapException

Compute the reversed LDIF for a modify request. We will deal with the three kind of modifications :

• add
• remove
• replace

As the modifications should be issued in a reversed order ( ie, for the initials modifications {A, B, C}, the reversed modifications will be ordered like {C, B, A}), we will change the modifications order.

Parameters:

dn - the dn of the modified entry

forwardModifications - the modification items for the forward change

modifiedEntry - The modified entry. Necessary for the destructive modifications

Returns:

A reversed LDIF

Throws:

LdapException - If something went wrong

reverseMove

public static LdifEntry reverseMove(Dn newSuperiorDn,
                    Dn modifiedDn)
                             throws LdapException

Compute a reverse LDIF for a forward change which if in LDIF format would represent a Move operation. Hence there is no newRdn in the picture here.

Parameters:

newSuperiorDn - the new parent dn to be (must not be null)

modifiedDn - the dn of the entry being moved (must not be null)

Returns:

a reverse LDIF

Throws:

LdapException - if something went wrong

reverseRename

public static List<LdifEntry> reverseRename(Entry entry,
                            Rdn newRdn,
                            boolean deleteOldRdn)
                                     throws LdapInvalidDnException

Revert a Dn to it's previous version by removing the first Rdn and adding the given Rdn. It's a rename operation. The biggest issue is that we have many corner cases, depending on the RDNs we are manipulating, and on the content of the initial entry.

Parameters:

entry - The initial Entry

newRdn - The new Rdn

deleteOldRdn - A flag which tells to delete the old Rdn AVAs

Returns:

A list of LDIF reverted entries

Throws:

LdapInvalidDnException - If the name reverting failed

reverseMoveAndRename

public static List<LdifEntry> reverseMoveAndRename(Entry entry,
                                   Dn newSuperior,
                                   Rdn newRdn,
                                   boolean deleteOldRdn)
                                            throws LdapInvalidDnException

Revert a Dn to it's previous version by removing the first Rdn and adding the given Rdn. It's a rename operation. The biggest issue is that we have many corner cases, depending on the RDNs we are manipulating, and on the content of the initial entry.

Parameters:

entry - The initial Entry

newSuperior - The new superior Dn (can be null if it's just a rename)

newRdn - The new Rdn

deleteOldRdn - A flag which tells to delete the old Rdn AVAs

Returns:

A list of LDIF reverted entries

Throws:

LdapInvalidDnException - If the name reverting failed