public class LdapAttributes extends BasicAttributes
BasicAttributes to add specialized support
for DNs.
While DNs appear to be and can be treated as attributes, they have a special meaning in that they define the address to which the object is bound. DNs must conform to special formatting rules and are typically required to be handled separately from other attributes.
This class makes this distinction between the DN and other attributes prominent and apparent.
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
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protected LdapName |
dn
Distinguished name to which the object is bound.
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| Constructor and Description |
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LdapAttributes()
Default constructor.
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LdapAttributes(boolean ignoreCase)
Constructor for specifying whether or not the object is case sensitive.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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DistinguishedName |
getDN()
Deprecated.
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LdapName |
getName()
Returns the distinguished name to which the object is bound.
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void |
setDN(DistinguishedName dn)
Deprecated.
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void |
setName(Name name) |
String |
toString()
Returns a string representation of the object in LDIF format.
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protected LdapName dn
public LdapAttributes()
public LdapAttributes(boolean ignoreCase)
ignoreCase - boolean indicator.public DistinguishedName getDN()
and associated classes and methods are deprecated as of 2.0.
use getName() instead.DistinguishedName specifying the name to which the object is bound.public LdapName getName()
LdapName specifying the name to which the object is bound.public void setDN(DistinguishedName dn)
and associated classes and methods are deprecated as of 2.0.
use setName(javax.naming.Name) instead.dn - DistinguishedName specifying the name to which the object is bound.public void setName(Name name)
public String toString()
toString in class BasicAttributesString formated to RFC2849 LDIF specifications.