/** Writes the data currently in the table editor to the directory. */
public void writeTableData() {
myEditor.stopCellEditing();
if (dataSource == null) // if ds is null, data is not modifiable...
{
CBUtility.error("no datasource to write data to in writeTableData()");
return;
} // shouldn't happen
DXEntry oldEntry = tableData.getOldEntry();
DXEntry newEntry = tableData.getNewEntry();
/* Check to see if major surgery is needed - whether the user has been
* messing with the object class list. */
if (classChangedOriginalEntry != null) {
// use the saved state of the pre-class-changed entry as the 'old entry'
// state.
oldEntry = classChangedOriginalEntry;
classChangedOriginalEntry =
null; // this is only used once! (either the object class change will
// now succeed, or fail - either way, the entry state is reset to
// match what's in the directory.)
if (objectClassesChanged(oldEntry, newEntry)) {
oldEntry.removeEmptyAttributes();
newEntry.setStatus(oldEntry.getStatus());
Object[] delSet =
CBArray.difference(oldEntry.toIDStringArray(), newEntry.toIDStringArray());
/* if there *are* attributes that should no longer exist, delete them by adding them (blanked)
* to the complete 'newAtts' set of *all* known attributes. */
if ((delSet != null) && (delSet.length > 0)) {
for (int i = 0; i < delSet.length; i++) {
newEntry.put(
new DXAttribute(
delSet[i].toString())); // overwrite old values with an empty attribute
}
}
}
}
dataSource.modifyEntry(oldEntry, newEntry);
}
/** Opens the change class dialog. */
public void changeClass() { // JPanel mainPanel
/*
* MINOR MAGIC
*
* This code reuses the 'new entry window'. In order to make things
* sane, we prompt the user to save any serious changes before continuing.
* (Things can get really wierd if the user changes the name and then
* tries to change the objectclass - best to avoid the whole issue.)
*/
myEditor.stopCellEditing();
if (virtualEntry) {
doVirtualEntryDisplay();
return;
}
/*
* classChangedOriginalEntry saves the original state of the entry
* between visits to NewEntryWin. (- I wonder if it would be neater
* to just reset the 'oldEntry' state of the table every time? ).
* Check it's not been set already (i.e. Pathological User is paying
* multiple visits to the NewEntryWin.)
*/
if (classChangedOriginalEntry == null) classChangedOriginalEntry = tableData.getOldEntry();
DXEntry newEntry = tableData.getNewEntry();
DN newDN = newEntry.getDN();
/*
* Pathalogical user has messed with the name, *and* wants to
* change the object classes...
*/
if (newDN.equals(classChangedOriginalEntry.getDN()) == false) {
checkForUnsavedChanges();
/*
if (promptForSave() == false) // we may need to reset the 'newEntry' data
{ // if the user discards their changes.
tableData.reset(); // resets the table before going on.
newEntry = tableData.getNewEntry();
newDN = newEntry.getDN();
}
else // user has saved data - so now we need to reset the 'classChangedOriginalEntry'
{
*/
// to the changed (and hopefully saved!) data.
// NB: If the directory write fails, then the change classes will also fail...
classChangedOriginalEntry = tableData.getNewEntry();
}
/*
* Open NewEntryWin, allowing the user to reset the objectclass attribute.
*/
/*
NewEntryWin userData = new NewEntryWin(newDN.parentDN(), newDN,
dataSource,
newEntry.getAsNonNullAttributes(),
newDN.getLowestRDN().toString(), TableAttributeEditor.this,
CBUtility.getParentFrame(mainPanel));
*/
if (dataSource.getSchemaOps() == null) {
JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(
owner,
CBIntText.get(
"Because there is no schema currently published by the\ndirectory, changing an entry's object class is unavailable."),
CBIntText.get("No Schema"),
JOptionPane.INFORMATION_MESSAGE);
return;
} else {
ChangeObjectClassWin userData =
new ChangeObjectClassWin(
dataSource,
newDN,
newEntry.getAsNonNullAttributes(),
this,
CBUtility.getParentFrame(this),
false);
userData.setSize(400, 250);
CBUtility.center(userData, owner); // TE: centres window.
userData.setVisible(true);
}
}