Re: "Embedding ApacheDS as a Web Application" revisited for 1.5.4

[Cheong Chung Onn]

Hi Stefan,

A couple months back i managed to figure out something similar to what 
you did using org.apache.directory.server.unit.AbstractServerTest class. 
However apart from embedding apacheds, i would like to programatically 
create a partition (jdbm partition). I tried using 
DefaultDirectoryServer class as an example but i failed to get it going.

My problem seems to be I am unable to set the ServerEntry correctly 
during the creation of the partition. Also I realized that creating a 
partition can only be done after DirectoryService is started else the 
partitionNexus will not be initialized.

Below is my code.

Thanks in advance.

Regards
chung-onn


private void createPartition(String suffix,DefaultDirectoryService 
directoryService)
           throws Exception {
      
      // My problem is here, not able to set up the ServerEntry correctly
       ServerEntry entry = new DefaultServerEntry( 
directoryService.getRegistries(), new LdapDN( "dc=technetium,dc=com") );
       entry.put(SchemaConstants.OBJECT_CLASS_AT,  
SchemaConstants.TOP_OC, SchemaConstants.ORGANIZATIONAL_UNIT_OC );
       entry.put("dc","technetium");
       directoryService.getPartitionNexus().add(new 
AddOperationContext(directoryService.getAdminSession(), entry));

       JdbmPartition tcPartition = new JdbmPartition();
       tcPartition.setId("technetium");
       tcPartition.setCacheSize(1000);

       // Create some indices
       Set<Index<?,ServerEntry>> indexedAttrs = new HashSet<Index<?, 
ServerEntry>>();
       indexedAttrs.add( new JdbmIndex<Object, 
ServerEntry>("objectClass"));
       indexedAttrs.add( new JdbmIndex<Object, ServerEntry>("o"));
       tcPartition.setIndexedAttributes( indexedAttrs );

       //Add suffix
       tcPartition.setSuffix(suffix);
       tcPartition.init(directoryService);
       directoryService.addPartition(tcPartition);

   }


Stefan Zoerner wrote:
Hi all,

after some valid complaints on this list about its outdated state I 
have updated the following documentation page
http://directory.apache.org/apacheds/1.5/embedding-apacheds-as-a-web-application.html 

in order to reflect the changes in 1.5.4.

Fo those of you you don't know the little article: It is a simple 
example on how to embed ApacheDS in a Java application.

Main difference: Creating, starting and stopping the server is easier 
now and feels more natural for me, because the directory service, the 
LDAP protocol adapter, which were always simply JavaBeans components, 
are now used as such. No JNDI configuration wizardry needed to act 
with the server.

Feel free to provide feedback, streamline the English phrases (this != 
nativeSpeaker) in the wiki etc.

I hope the example is now helpful again,
    Greetings from Hamburg,
        Stefan