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package com.unboundid.ldap.sdk.transformations;



import java.io.Serializable;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.LinkedHashSet;
import java.util.Set;

import com.unboundid.ldap.sdk.Attribute;
import com.unboundid.ldap.sdk.DN;
import com.unboundid.ldap.sdk.Entry;
import com.unboundid.ldap.sdk.Filter;
import com.unboundid.ldap.sdk.RDN;
import com.unboundid.ldap.sdk.schema.Schema;
import com.unboundid.util.Debug;
import com.unboundid.util.ObjectPair;
import com.unboundid.util.StaticUtils;
import com.unboundid.util.ThreadSafety;
import com.unboundid.util.ThreadSafetyLevel;



/**
 * This class provides an implementation of an entry transformation that will
 * alter DNs below a specified base DN to ensure that they are exactly one level
 * below the specified base DN.  This can be useful when migrating data
 * containing a large number of branches into a flat DIT with all of the entries
 * below a common parent.
 * 

* Only entries that were previously more than one level below the base DN will * be renamed. The DN of the base entry itself will be unchanged, as well as * the DNs of entries outside of the specified base DN. *

* For any entries that were originally more than one level below the specified * base DN, any RDNs that were omitted may optionally be added as * attributes to the updated entry. For example, if the flatten base DN is * "ou=People,dc=example,dc=com" and an entry is encountered with a DN of * "uid=john.doe,ou=East,ou=People,dc=example,dc=com", the resulting DN would * be "uid=john.doe,ou=People,dc=example,dc=com" and the entry may optionally be * updated to include an "ou" attribute with a value of "East". *

* Alternately, the attribute-value pairs from any omitted RDNs may be added to * the resulting entry's RDN, making it a multivalued RDN if necessary. Using * the example above, this means that the resulting DN could be * "uid=john.doe+ou=East,ou=People,dc=example,dc=com". This can help avoid the * potential for naming conflicts if entries exist with the same RDN in * different branches. *

* This transformation will also be applied to DNs used as attribute values in * the entries to be processed. All attributes in all entries (regardless of * location in the DIT) will be examined, and any value that is a DN will have * the same flattening transformation described above applied to it. The * processing will be applied to any entry anywhere in the DIT, but will only * affect values that represent DNs below the flatten base DN. *

* In many cases, when flattening a DIT with a large number of branches, the * non-leaf entries below the flatten base DN are often simple container entries * like organizationalUnit entries without any real attributes. In those cases, * those container entries may no longer be necessary in the flattened DIT, and * it may be desirable to eliminate them. To address that, it is possible to * provide a filter that can be used to identify these entries so that they can * be excluded from the resulting LDIF output. Note that only entries below the * flatten base DN may be excluded by this transformation. Any entry at or * outside the specified base DN that matches the filter will be preserved. */ @ThreadSafety(level=ThreadSafetyLevel.COMPLETELY_THREADSAFE) public final class FlattenSubtreeTransformation implements EntryTransformation, Serializable { /** * The serial version UID for this serializable class. */ private static final long serialVersionUID = -5500436195237056110L; // Indicates whether the attribute-value pairs from any omitted RDNs should be // added to any entries that are updated. private final boolean addOmittedRDNAttributesToEntry; // Indicates whether the RDN of the attribute-value pairs from any omitted // RDNs should be added into the RDN for any entries that are updated. private final boolean addOmittedRDNAttributesToRDN; // The base DN below which to flatten the DIT. private final DN flattenBaseDN; // A filter that can be used to identify which entries to exclude. private final Filter excludeFilter; // The RDNs that comprise the flatten base DN. private final RDN[] flattenBaseRDNs; // The schema to use when processing. private final Schema schema; /** * Creates a new instance of this transformation with the provided * information. * * @param schema The schema to use in processing. * It may be {@code null} if a default * standard schema should be used. * @param flattenBaseDN The base DN below which any * flattening will be performed. In * the transformed data, all entries * below this base DN will be exactly * one level below this base DN. It * must not be {@code null}. * @param addOmittedRDNAttributesToEntry Indicates whether to add the * attribute-value pairs of any RDNs * stripped out of DNs during the * course of flattening the DIT should * be added as attribute values in the * target entry. * @param addOmittedRDNAttributesToRDN Indicates whether to add the * attribute-value pairs of any RDNs * stripped out of DNs during the * course of flattening the DIT should * be added as additional values in * the RDN of the target entry (so the * resulting DN will have a * multivalued RDN with all of the * attribute-value pairs of the * original RDN, plus all * attribute-value pairs from any * omitted RDNs). * @param excludeFilter An optional filter that may be used * to exclude entries during the * flattening process. If this is * non-{@code null}, then any entry * below the flatten base DN that * matches this filter will be * excluded from the results rather * than flattened. This can be used * to strip out "container" entries * that were simply used to add levels * of hierarchy in the previous * branched DN that are no longer * needed in the flattened * representation of the DIT. */ public FlattenSubtreeTransformation(final Schema schema, final DN flattenBaseDN, final boolean addOmittedRDNAttributesToEntry, final boolean addOmittedRDNAttributesToRDN, final Filter excludeFilter) { this.flattenBaseDN = flattenBaseDN; this.addOmittedRDNAttributesToEntry = addOmittedRDNAttributesToEntry; this.addOmittedRDNAttributesToRDN = addOmittedRDNAttributesToRDN; this.excludeFilter = excludeFilter; flattenBaseRDNs = flattenBaseDN.getRDNs(); // If a schema was provided, then use it. Otherwise, use the default // standard schema. Schema s = schema; if (s == null) { try { s = Schema.getDefaultStandardSchema(); } catch (final Exception e) { // This should never happen. Debug.debugException(e); } } this.schema = s; } /** * {@inheritDoc} */ @Override() public Entry transformEntry(final Entry e) { // If the provided entry was null, then just return null. if (e == null) { return null; } // Get a parsed representation of the entry's DN. If we can't parse the DN // for some reason, then leave it unaltered. If we can parse it, then // perform any appropriate transformation. DN newDN = null; LinkedHashSet> omittedRDNValues = null; try { final DN dn = e.getParsedDN(); if (dn.isDescendantOf(flattenBaseDN, false)) { // If the entry matches the exclude filter, then return null to indicate // that the entry should be omitted from the results. try { if ((excludeFilter != null) && excludeFilter.matchesEntry(e)) { return null; } } catch (final Exception ex) { Debug.debugException(ex); } // If appropriate allocate a set to hold omitted RDN values. if (addOmittedRDNAttributesToEntry || addOmittedRDNAttributesToRDN) { omittedRDNValues = new LinkedHashSet<>(StaticUtils.computeMapCapacity(5)); } // Transform the parsed DN. newDN = transformDN(dn, omittedRDNValues); } } catch (final Exception ex) { Debug.debugException(ex); return e; } // Iterate through the attributes and apply any appropriate transformations. // If the resulting RDN should reflect any omitted RDNs, then create a // temporary set to use to hold the RDN values omitted from attribute // values. final Collection originalAttributes = e.getAttributes(); final ArrayList newAttributes = new ArrayList<>(originalAttributes.size()); final LinkedHashSet> tempOmittedRDNValues; if (addOmittedRDNAttributesToRDN) { tempOmittedRDNValues = new LinkedHashSet<>(StaticUtils.computeMapCapacity(5)); } else { tempOmittedRDNValues = null; } for (final Attribute a : originalAttributes) { newAttributes.add(transformAttribute(a, tempOmittedRDNValues)); } // Create the new entry. final Entry newEntry; if (newDN == null) { newEntry = new Entry(e.getDN(), schema, newAttributes); } else { newEntry = new Entry(newDN, schema, newAttributes); } // If we should add omitted RDN name-value pairs to the entry, then add them // now. if (addOmittedRDNAttributesToEntry && (omittedRDNValues != null)) { for (final ObjectPair p : omittedRDNValues) { newEntry.addAttribute( new Attribute(p.getFirst(), schema, p.getSecond())); } } return newEntry; } /** * Applies the appropriate transformation to the provided DN. * * @param dn The DN to transform. It must not be * {@code null}. * @param omittedRDNValues A set into which any omitted RDN values should be * added. It may be {@code null} if we don't need * to collect the set of omitted RDNs. * * @return The transformed DN, or the original DN if no alteration is * necessary. */ private DN transformDN(final DN dn, final Set> omittedRDNValues) { // Get the number of RDNs to omit. If we shouldn't omit any, then return // the provided DN without alterations. final RDN[] originalRDNs = dn.getRDNs(); final int numRDNsToOmit = originalRDNs.length - flattenBaseRDNs.length - 1; if (numRDNsToOmit == 0) { return dn; } // Construct an array of the new RDNs to use for the entry. final RDN[] newRDNs = new RDN[flattenBaseRDNs.length + 1]; System.arraycopy(flattenBaseRDNs, 0, newRDNs, 1, flattenBaseRDNs.length); // If necessary, get the name-value pairs for the omitted RDNs and construct // the new RDN. Otherwise, just preserve the original RDN. if (omittedRDNValues == null) { newRDNs[0] = originalRDNs[0]; } else { for (int i=1; i <= numRDNsToOmit; i++) { final String[] names = originalRDNs[i].getAttributeNames(); final String[] values = originalRDNs[i].getAttributeValues(); for (int j=0; j < names.length; j++) { omittedRDNValues.add(new ObjectPair<>(names[j], values[j])); } } // Just in case the entry's original RDN has one or more name-value pairs // as some of the omitted RDNs, remove those values from the set. final String[] origNames = originalRDNs[0].getAttributeNames(); final String[] origValues = originalRDNs[0].getAttributeValues(); for (int i=0; i < origNames.length; i++) { omittedRDNValues.remove(new ObjectPair<>(origNames[i], origValues[i])); } // If we should include omitted RDN values in the new RDN, then construct // a new RDN for the entry. Otherwise, preserve the original RDN. if (addOmittedRDNAttributesToRDN) { final String[] originalRDNNames = originalRDNs[0].getAttributeNames(); final String[] originalRDNValues = originalRDNs[0].getAttributeValues(); final String[] newRDNNames = new String[originalRDNNames.length + omittedRDNValues.size()]; final String[] newRDNValues = new String[newRDNNames.length]; int i=0; for (int j=0; j < originalRDNNames.length; j++) { newRDNNames[i] = originalRDNNames[i]; newRDNValues[i] = originalRDNValues[i]; i++; } for (final ObjectPair p : omittedRDNValues) { newRDNNames[i] = p.getFirst(); newRDNValues[i] = p.getSecond(); i++; } newRDNs[0] = new RDN(newRDNNames, newRDNValues, schema); } else { newRDNs[0] = originalRDNs[0]; } } return new DN(newRDNs); } /** * Applies the appropriate transformation to any values of the provided * attribute that represent DNs. * * @param a The attribute to transform. It must not be * {@code null}. * @param omittedRDNValues A set into which any omitted RDN values should be * added. It may be {@code null} if we don't need * to collect the set of omitted RDNs. * * @return The transformed attribute, or the original attribute if no * alteration is necessary. */ private Attribute transformAttribute(final Attribute a, final Set> omittedRDNValues) { // Assume that the attribute doesn't have any values that are DNs, and that // we won't need to create a new attribute. This should be the common case. // Also, even if the attribute has one or more DNs, we don't need to do // anything for values that aren't below the flatten base DN. boolean hasTransformableDN = false; final String[] values = a.getValues(); for (final String value : values) { try { final DN dn = new DN(value); if (dn.isDescendantOf(flattenBaseDN, false)) { hasTransformableDN = true; break; } } catch (final Exception e) { // This is the common case. We shouldn't even debug this. } } if (! hasTransformableDN) { return a; } // If we've gotten here, then we know that the attribute has at least one // value to be transformed. final String[] newValues = new String[values.length]; for (int i=0; i < values.length; i++) { try { final DN dn = new DN(values[i]); if (dn.isDescendantOf(flattenBaseDN, false)) { if (omittedRDNValues != null) { omittedRDNValues.clear(); } newValues[i] = transformDN(dn, omittedRDNValues).toString(); } else { newValues[i] = values[i]; } } catch (final Exception e) { // Even if some values are DNs, there may be values that aren't. Don't // worry about this. Just use the existing value without alteration. newValues[i] = values[i]; } } return new Attribute(a.getName(), schema, newValues); } /** * {@inheritDoc} */ @Override() public Entry translate(final Entry original, final long firstLineNumber) { return transformEntry(original); } /** * {@inheritDoc} */ @Override() public Entry translateEntryToWrite(final Entry original) { return transformEntry(original); } }




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