Package org.forgerock.opendj.ldif
Classes and interfaces for reading and writing LDIF.
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Interface Summary Interface Description ChangeRecord A request to modify the content of the Directory in some way.ChangeRecordReader An interface for reading change records from a data source, typically an LDIF file.ChangeRecordWriter An interface for writing change records to a data source, typically an LDIF file.EntryReader An interface for reading entries from a data source, typically an LDIF file.EntryWriter An interface for writing entries to a data source, typically an LDIF file.RejectedChangeRecordListener A listener interface which is notified whenever a change record cannot be applied to an entry.RejectedLdifListener A listener interface which is notified whenever LDIF records are skipped, malformed, or fail schema validation. -
Class Summary Class Description ChangeRecordVisitor<R,P,E extends Exception> A visitor ofChangeRecord
s, in the style of the visitor design pattern.ConnectionChangeRecordWriter AConnectionChangeRecordWriter
is a bridge fromConnection
s toChangeRecordWriter
s.ConnectionEntryReader AConnectionEntryReader
is a bridge fromConnection
s toEntryReader
s.ConnectionEntryWriter AConnectionEntryWriter
is a bridge fromConnection
s toEntryWriter
s.EntryGenerator A template driven entry generator, as used by the makeldif tool.Ldif This class contains common utility methods for creating and manipulating readers and writers.LdifChangeRecordReader An LDIF change record reader reads change records using the LDAP Data Interchange Format (LDIF) from a user defined source.LdifChangeRecordWriter An LDIF change record writer writes change records using the LDAP Data Interchange Format (LDIF) to a user defined destination.LdifEntryReader An LDIF entry reader reads attribute value records (entries) using the LDAP Data Interchange Format (LDIF) from a user defined source.LdifEntryWriter An LDIF entry writer writes attribute value records (entries) using the LDAP Data Interchange Format (LDIF) to a user defined destination.