org.teiid.translator.ldap

Class LDAPUpdateExecution

java.lang.Object

org.teiid.translator.ldap.LDAPUpdateExecution

All Implemented Interfaces:

Execution, UpdateExecution

public class LDAPUpdateExecution
extends Object
implements UpdateExecution

Please see the user's guide for a full description of capabilties, etc. Description/Assumptions: 1. Table's name in source defines the base DN (or context) for the search. Example: Table.NameInSource=ou=people,dc=gene,dc=com 2. Column's name in source defines the LDAP attribute name. [Default] If no name in source is defined, then we attempt to use the column name as the LDAP attribute name. 3. Since all of the underlying LDAP methods for adding/deleting/updating require specification of the LDAP distinguished name (DN) to change, for all corresponding MetaMatrix operations the DN must be specified (as the sole item in the WHERE clause for UPDATE and DELETE operations, and in the list of attributes to assign values in an INSERT operation * Responsible for update/insert/delete operations against LDAP

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
LDAPUpdateExecution(Command command, LdapContext ldapCtx)

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
void	cancel()
void	close()
void	execute() execute generic update-class (either an update, delete, or insert) operation and returns a count of affected rows.
int[]	getUpdateCounts()

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Constructor Detail

LDAPUpdateExecution

public LDAPUpdateExecution(Command command,
                           LdapContext ldapCtx)

Method Detail

execute

public void execute()
             throws TranslatorException

execute generic update-class (either an update, delete, or insert) operation and returns a count of affected rows. Since underlying LDAP operations (and this connector) can modify at most one LDAP leaf context at a time, this will always return 1. It will never actually return 0, because if an operation fails, a ConnectorException will be thrown instead. Note that really it should return 0 if a delete is performed on an entry that doesn't exist (but whose parent does exist), but since the underlying LDAP operation will return success for such a delete, we just blindly return 1. To return 0 would mean performing a search for the entry first before deleting it (to confirm that it did exist prior to the delete), so right now we sacrifice accuracy here for the sake of efficiency.

Specified by:

execute in interface Execution

Throws:

TranslatorException

getUpdateCounts

public int[] getUpdateCounts()
                      throws DataNotAvailableException,
                             TranslatorException

Specified by:

getUpdateCounts in interface UpdateExecution

Throws:

DataNotAvailableException

TranslatorException

cancel

public void cancel()
            throws TranslatorException

Specified by:

cancel in interface Execution

Throws:

TranslatorException

close

public void close()

Specified by:

close in interface Execution