Examples of org.nasutekds.server.api.MatchingRule.valuesMatch()

Class org.nasutekds.server.api.MatchingRule

Examples of org.nasutekds.server.api.MatchingRule.valuesMatch()

org.nasutekds.server.api.MatchingRule.valuesMatch()
Indicates whether the provided attribute value should be considered a match for the given assertion value. This will only be used for the purpose of extensible matching. Subclasses should define more specific methods that are appropriate to the matching rule type. @param attributeValue The attribute value in a form that has been normalized according to this matching rule. @param assertionValue The assertion value in a form that has been normalized according to this matching rule. @return {@code TRUE} if the attribute value should be considereda match for the provided assertion value, {@code FALSE}if it does not match, or {@code UNDEFINED} if the resultis undefined.

            try
            {
              ByteString nv =
                   matchingRule.normalizeValue(v.getValue());
              ConditionResult r =
                   matchingRule.valuesMatch(nv, normalizedValue);
              switch (r)
              {
                case TRUE:
                  return ConditionResult.TRUE;
                case FALSE:

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            try
            {
              ByteString nv =
                   matchingRule.normalizeValue(v.getValue());
              ConditionResult r =
                   matchingRule.valuesMatch(nv, normalizedValue);
              switch (r)
              {
                case TRUE:
                  return ConditionResult.TRUE;
                case FALSE:

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      {
        try
        {
          ByteString nv = matchingRule.normalizeValue(v.getValue());
          ConditionResult r =
               matchingRule.valuesMatch(nv, normalizedValue);
          switch (r)
          {
            case TRUE:
              return ConditionResult.TRUE;
            case FALSE:

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            try
            {
              ByteString nv =
                   matchingRule.normalizeValue(v.getValue());
              ConditionResult r =
                   matchingRule.valuesMatch(nv, normalizedValue);
              switch (r)
              {
                case TRUE:
                  return ConditionResult.TRUE;
                case FALSE:

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              AttributeValue v = rdn.getAttributeValue(i);
              ByteString nv =
                   matchingRule.normalizeValue(v.getValue());
              ConditionResult r =
                   matchingRule.valuesMatch(nv, normalizedValue);
              switch (r)
              {
                case TRUE:
                  return ConditionResult.TRUE;
                case FALSE:

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            }
            else
            {
              try
              {
                ConditionResult cr = mr.valuesMatch(
                     mr.normalizeValue(assertionValue.getValue()),
                     mr.normalizeValue(f.assertionValue.getValue()));
                if (cr != ConditionResult.TRUE)
                {
                  return false;

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  public void testPartialDateNTimeMatch(long attributeValue,String assertionValue) throws Exception
  {
    MatchingRule partialTimeRule = DirectoryServer.getMatchingRule(
            EXT_PARTIAL_DATE_TIME_NAME.toLowerCase());
    ByteString str = partialTimeRule.normalizeAssertionValue(ByteString.valueOf(assertionValue));
    assertTrue(partialTimeRule.valuesMatch(ByteString.valueOf(attributeValue), str) ==
            ConditionResult.TRUE);
  }

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