Class DeleteRequest

  • All Implemented Interfaces:
    ProtocolOp, ReadOnlyDeleteRequest, ReadOnlyLDAPRequest, java.io.Serializable

    @Mutable
    @ThreadSafety(level=NOT_THREADSAFE)
    public final class DeleteRequest
    extends UpdatableLDAPRequest
    implements ReadOnlyDeleteRequest, ProtocolOp
    This class implements the processing necessary to perform an LDAPv3 delete operation, which removes an entry from the directory. A delete request contains the DN of the entry to remove. It may also include a set of controls to send to the server. DeleteRequest objects are mutable and therefore can be altered and re-used for multiple requests. Note, however, that DeleteRequest objects are not threadsafe and therefore a single DeleteRequest object instance should not be used to process multiple requests at the same time.

    Example

    The following example demonstrates the process for performing a delete operation:
     DeleteRequest deleteRequest =
          new DeleteRequest("cn=entry to delete,dc=example,dc=com");
     LDAPResult deleteResult;
     try
     {
       deleteResult = connection.delete(deleteRequest);
       // If we get here, the delete was successful.
     }
     catch (LDAPException le)
     {
       // The delete operation failed.
       deleteResult = le.toLDAPResult();
       ResultCode resultCode = le.getResultCode();
       String errorMessageFromServer = le.getDiagnosticMessage();
     }
     
    See Also:
    Serialized Form
    • Constructor Detail

      • DeleteRequest

        public DeleteRequest​(@NotNull
                             java.lang.String dn)
        Creates a new delete request with the provided DN.
        Parameters:
        dn - The DN of the entry to delete. It must not be null.
      • DeleteRequest

        public DeleteRequest​(@NotNull
                             java.lang.String dn,
                             @Nullable
                             Control[] controls)
        Creates a new delete request with the provided DN.
        Parameters:
        dn - The DN of the entry to delete. It must not be null.
        controls - The set of controls to include in the request.
      • DeleteRequest

        public DeleteRequest​(@NotNull
                             DN dn)
        Creates a new delete request with the provided DN.
        Parameters:
        dn - The DN of the entry to delete. It must not be null.
      • DeleteRequest

        public DeleteRequest​(@NotNull
                             DN dn,
                             @Nullable
                             Control[] controls)
        Creates a new delete request with the provided DN.
        Parameters:
        dn - The DN of the entry to delete. It must not be null.
        controls - The set of controls to include in the request.
    • Method Detail

      • setDN

        public void setDN​(@NotNull
                          java.lang.String dn)
        Specifies the DN of the entry to delete.
        Parameters:
        dn - The DN of the entry to delete. It must not be null.
      • setDN

        public void setDN​(@NotNull
                          DN dn)
        Specifies the DN of the entry to delete.
        Parameters:
        dn - The DN of the entry to delete. It must not be null.
      • writeTo

        public void writeTo​(@NotNull
                            ASN1Buffer buffer)
        Writes an ASN.1-encoded representation of this LDAP protocol op to the provided ASN.1 buffer. This method is intended for internal use only and should not be used by third-party code.
        Specified by:
        writeTo in interface ProtocolOp
        Parameters:
        buffer - The ASN.1 buffer to which the encoded representation should be written.
      • process

        @NotNull
        protected LDAPResult process​(@NotNull
                                     LDAPConnection connection,
                                     int depth)
                              throws LDAPException
        Sends this delete request to the directory server over the provided connection and returns the associated response.
        Specified by:
        process in class LDAPRequest
        Parameters:
        connection - The connection to use to communicate with the directory server.
        depth - The current referral depth for this request. It should always be one for the initial request, and should only be incremented when following referrals.
        Returns:
        An LDAP result object that provides information about the result of the delete processing.
        Throws:
        LDAPException - If a problem occurs while sending the request or reading the response.
      • getLastMessageID

        public int getLastMessageID()
        Retrieves the message ID for the last LDAP message sent using this request.
        Specified by:
        getLastMessageID in class LDAPRequest
        Returns:
        The message ID for the last LDAP message sent using this request, or -1 if it no LDAP messages have yet been sent using this request.
      • duplicate

        @NotNull
        public DeleteRequest duplicate​(@Nullable
                                       Control[] controls)
        Creates a new instance of this LDAP request that may be modified without impacting this request. The provided controls will be used for the new request instead of duplicating the controls from this request.
        Specified by:
        duplicate in interface ReadOnlyDeleteRequest
        Specified by:
        duplicate in interface ReadOnlyLDAPRequest
        Parameters:
        controls - The set of controls to include in the duplicate request.
        Returns:
        A new instance of this LDAP request that may be modified without impacting this request.
      • toLDIF

        @NotNull
        public java.lang.String[] toLDIF()
        Retrieves a string array whose lines contain an LDIF representation of the corresponding delete change record.
        Specified by:
        toLDIF in interface ReadOnlyDeleteRequest
        Returns:
        A string array whose lines contain an LDIF representation of the corresponding delete change record.
      • toCode

        public void toCode​(@NotNull
                           java.util.List<java.lang.String> lineList,
                           @NotNull
                           java.lang.String requestID,
                           int indentSpaces,
                           boolean includeProcessing)
        Appends a number of lines comprising the Java source code that can be used to recreate this request to the given list.
        Specified by:
        toCode in interface ReadOnlyLDAPRequest
        Parameters:
        lineList - The list to which the source code lines should be added.
        requestID - The name that should be used as an identifier for the request. If this is null or empty, then a generic ID will be used.
        indentSpaces - The number of spaces that should be used to indent the generated code. It must not be negative.
        includeProcessing - Indicates whether the generated code should include code required to actually process the request and handle the result (if true), or just to generate the request (if false).