com.ibm.itim.dataservices.model.domain
Class DynamicRoleSearch

java.lang.Object
  com.ibm.itim.dataservices.model.domain.DynamicRoleSearch

public class DynamicRoleSearch
extends java.lang.Object

Class that provides an interface for searching for dynamic roles. This interface is supplied to clients so that they can search in a more direct manner without having to traverse data model relationships to retrieve roles.

See Also:

DynamicRoleEntity

Constructor Summary

DynamicRoleSearch()
Default constructor.

Method Summary

DynamicRoleEntity	lookup(DistinguishedName dn) Retrieves a dynamic role from the data store with the given distinguished name.
SearchResults	searchByFilter(CompoundDN searchContext, java.lang.String filter, SearchParameters params) Searches for dynamic roles that meet the criteria defined within the given filter.
SearchResults	searchByFilter(OrganizationalContainerEntity searchContext, java.lang.String filter, SearchParameters params) Searches for dynamic roles that meet the criteria defined within the given filter.
DynamicRoleEntity	searchByURI(OrganizationalContainerEntity searchContext, java.lang.String uri) Find a dynamic role for a specific URI.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Constructor Detail

DynamicRoleSearch

public DynamicRoleSearch()

Default constructor.

Method Detail

lookup

public DynamicRoleEntity lookup(DistinguishedName dn)
                         throws ModelCommunicationException,
                                ObjectNotFoundException

Retrieves a dynamic role from the data store with the given distinguished name.

Parameters:

dn - DistinguishedName of the dynamic role.

Returns:

DynamicRoleEntity with the corresponding distinguished name.

Throws:

ModelCommunicationException - Thrown if unable to communicate with the data store.

ObjectNotFoundException - Thrown if unable to locate the entity in the data store. This may be due to an invalid distinguished name, or the entity may have been removed by another client.

searchByFilter

public SearchResults searchByFilter(OrganizationalContainerEntity searchContext,
                                    java.lang.String filter,
                                    SearchParameters params)
                             throws ModelCommunicationException,
                                    ObjectNotFoundException

Searches for dynamic roles that meet the criteria defined within the given filter. This search is performed as a raw search against the data store without any semantic mapping.

Parameters:

searchContext - OrganizationalContainerEntity which is to be used as the base context to search from.

filter - Filter that defines the criteria for returned DynamicRoleEntities to meet. The filter must be in the format defined by RFC2254.

params - SearchParameters that provide additional context for how the search should be performed. If the search scope is ONELEVEL_SCOPE, the search is limited only to the dynamic roles belong to the passing parent (searchContext.last()). Otherwise, the whole organizational logical subtree will be searched.

Returns:

SearchResults holding DynamicRoleEntities for all dynamic roles that meet the search criteria.

Throws:

ModelCommunicationException - Thrown if unable to communicate with the data store.

ObjectNotFoundException - Thrown if unable to locate the specified container as a search base. This may be due to the container being removed by another client.

searchByFilter

public SearchResults searchByFilter(CompoundDN searchContext,
                                    java.lang.String filter,
                                    SearchParameters params)
                             throws ModelCommunicationException,
                                    ObjectNotFoundException

Searches for dynamic roles that meet the criteria defined within the given filter. This search is performed as a raw search against the data store without any semantic mapping.

Parameters:

searchContext - CompoundDN that defines the base of the search. At least one (1) element and at most three (3) are expected:

• searchContext.elements[0] must contain the tenant DN
• searchContext.elements[1] may contain the organization DN
• searchContext.elements[2] may contain the parent DN (optional)

An element cannot be skipped. For example, you can not pass the parent DN without passing the organization DN.

filter - Filter that defines the criteria for returned DynamicRoleEntities to meet. The filter must be in the format defined by RFC2254.

params - SearchParameters that provide additional context for how the search should be performed. If the search scope is ONELEVEL_SCOPE, the search is limited only to the dynamic roles belong to the passing parent (searchContext.last()). Otherwise, the whole organizational logical subtree will be searched.

Returns:

SearchResults holding DynamicRoleEntities for all dynamic roles that meet the search criteria.

Throws:

ModelCommunicationException - Thrown if unable to communicate with the data store.

ObjectNotFoundException - Thrown if unable to locate the specified container as a search base. This may be due to the container being removed by another client.

searchByURI

public DynamicRoleEntity searchByURI(OrganizationalContainerEntity searchContext,
                                     java.lang.String uri)
                              throws ModelCommunicationException,
                                     URINotUniqueException,
                                     ObjectNotFoundException

Find a dynamic role for a specific URI.

Parameters:

searchContext - OrganizationalContainerEntity which is to be used as the base context to search from.

uri - URI of the dynamic role.

Returns:

DynamicRoleEntity with the corresponding URI.

Throws:

ModelCommunicationException - Thrown if unable to communicate with the data store.

URINotUniqueException - Thrown if more than one object is found for the URI under the specified search context.

ObjectNotFoundException - Thrown if unable to locate the dynamic role or the search context in the data store. This may be due to an invalid distinguished name, or the entity may have been removed by another client.