Package com.evolveum.midpoint.schema.processor

Class ResourceSchemaUtil

java.lang.Object

com.evolveum.midpoint.schema.processor.ResourceSchemaUtil

public class ResourceSchemaUtil
extends Object

Various utility methods related to resource schema handling, including sophisticated object definition lookup.

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
ResourceSchemaUtil()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
static @NotNull ResourceObjectDefinition	addOwnAuxiliaryObjectClasses(@NotNull ResourceObjectDefinition objectDefinition, @NotNull ResourceSchema resourceSchema)
static @Nullable ResourceObjectDefinition	findDefinitionForBulkOperation(@NotNull ResourceType resource, @Nullable ShadowKindType kind, @Nullable String intent, @Nullable QName objectClassName)	Looks up appropriate definition for "bulk operation" i.e.
static ResourceObjectDefinition	findObjectDefinitionPrecisely(@NotNull ResourceType resource, @Nullable ShadowKindType kind, @Nullable String intent, @Nullable QName objectClassName)	Determines object type/class definition in a precise way.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Constructor Details

ResourceSchemaUtil

public ResourceSchemaUtil()

Method Details

findDefinitionForBulkOperation

@Nullable
public static @Nullable ResourceObjectDefinition findDefinitionForBulkOperation(@NotNull
 @NotNull ResourceType resource,
 @Nullable
 @Nullable ShadowKindType kind,
 @Nullable
 @Nullable String intent,
 @Nullable
 @Nullable QName objectClassName)
                                                                         throws SchemaException,
ConfigurationException

Looks up appropriate definition for "bulk operation" i.e. operation that is executed for given kind/intent/objectclass on given resource. Currently, this is the same as findObjectDefinitionPrecisely(ResourceType, ShadowKindType, String, QName). *BEWARE* This method is really complex. If at all possible, please consider using specific lookup methods present in ResourceSchema. Most probably we'll remove this method in the future.

Throws:

SchemaException

ConfigurationException

findObjectDefinitionPrecisely

@Contract("   _,  null,  null,  null ->  null;   _,     _,     _, !null -> !null;   _, !null, !null,     _ -> !null;   _,  null, !null,     _ ->  fail")
public static ResourceObjectDefinition findObjectDefinitionPrecisely(@NotNull
 @NotNull ResourceType resource,
 @Nullable
 @Nullable ShadowKindType kind,
 @Nullable
 @Nullable String intent,
 @Nullable
 @Nullable QName objectClassName)
                                                              throws SchemaException,
ConfigurationException

Determines object type/class definition in a precise way. The decision is based on kind/intent/objectclass triple, and later enriched by aux object class names. Basic schema is: . No kind, intent, nor object class is present: No definition (the `null` value) is returned. . Kind is not present -> the decision is based on the object class name: .. if there is a type definition (for given object class name) marked as "default for object class", it is returned; .. otherwise, the object class definition (refined, if there's any; raw otherwise) is returned. . Kind is present: .. if intent is specified, then the type definition for given kind/intent is found (and its object class is checked for equality with the specified one, if there's any); .. if no intent is specified, then "default for kind" definition is looked for. !!! *BEWARE* This method is really complex. If at all possible, please consider using specific lookup methods present in ResourceSchema. Most probably we'll remove this method in the future. !!!

Throws:

SchemaException

ConfigurationException

See Also:

• ResourceObjectDefinitionResolver.findObjectDefinition(ResourceSchema, ShadowKindType, String, QName)
• ResourceSchema.findDefinitionForObjectClass(QName)

addOwnAuxiliaryObjectClasses

@NotNull
public static @NotNull ResourceObjectDefinition addOwnAuxiliaryObjectClasses(@NotNull
 @NotNull ResourceObjectDefinition objectDefinition,
 @NotNull
 @NotNull ResourceSchema resourceSchema)
                                                                      throws SchemaException

Throws:

SchemaException