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package org.opends.sdk.schema;
import static com.sun.opends.sdk.messages.Messages.*;
import static org.opends.sdk.schema.SchemaConstants.*;
import org.opends.sdk.ByteSequence;
import org.opends.sdk.DecodeException;
import org.opends.sdk.LocalizableMessage;
import org.opends.sdk.LocalizableMessageBuilder;
import com.sun.opends.sdk.util.StaticUtils;
import com.sun.opends.sdk.util.SubstringReader;
/**
* This class implements the matching rule description syntax, which is
* used to hold matching rule definitions in the server schema. The
* format of this syntax is defined in RFC 2252.
*/
final class MatchingRuleSyntaxImpl extends AbstractSyntaxImpl
{
@Override
public String getEqualityMatchingRule()
{
return EMR_OID_FIRST_COMPONENT_OID;
}
public String getName()
{
return SYNTAX_MATCHING_RULE_NAME;
}
public boolean isHumanReadable()
{
return true;
}
/**
* Indicates whether the provided value is acceptable for use in an
* attribute with this syntax. If it is not, then the reason may be
* appended to the provided buffer.
*
* @param schema
* The schema in which this syntax is defined.
* @param value
* The value for which to make the determination.
* @param invalidReason
* The buffer to which the invalid reason should be appended.
* @return true if the provided value is acceptable for
* use with this syntax, or false if not.
*/
public boolean valueIsAcceptable(Schema schema, ByteSequence value,
LocalizableMessageBuilder invalidReason)
{
// We'll use the decodeMatchingRule method to determine if the value
// is acceptable.
try
{
final String definition = value.toString();
final SubstringReader reader = new SubstringReader(definition);
// We'll do this a character at a time. First, skip over any
// leading whitespace.
reader.skipWhitespaces();
if (reader.remaining() <= 0)
{
// This means that the value was empty or contained only
// whitespace. That is illegal.
final LocalizableMessage message = ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_MR_EMPTY_VALUE.get();
final DecodeException e = DecodeException.error(message);
StaticUtils.DEBUG_LOG.throwing("MatchingRuleSyntax",
"valueIsAcceptable", e);
throw e;
}
// The next character must be an open parenthesis. If it is not,
// then that is an error.
final char c = reader.read();
if (c != '(')
{
final LocalizableMessage message =
ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_MR_EXPECTED_OPEN_PARENTHESIS.get(
definition, (reader.pos() - 1), String.valueOf(c));
final DecodeException e = DecodeException.error(message);
StaticUtils.DEBUG_LOG.throwing("MatchingRuleSyntax",
"valueIsAcceptable", e);
throw e;
}
// Skip over any spaces immediately following the opening
// parenthesis.
reader.skipWhitespaces();
// The next set of characters must be the OID.
SchemaUtils.readOID(reader);
String syntax = null;
// At this point, we should have a pretty specific syntax that
// describes what may come next, but some of the components are
// optional and it would be pretty easy to put something in the
// wrong order, so we will be very flexible about what we can
// accept. Just look at the next token, figure out what it is and
// how to treat what comes after it, then repeat until we get to
// the end of the value. But before we start, set default values
// for everything else we might need to know.
while (true)
{
final String tokenName = SchemaUtils.readTokenName(reader);
if (tokenName == null)
{
// No more tokens.
break;
}
else if (tokenName.equalsIgnoreCase("name"))
{
SchemaUtils.readNameDescriptors(reader);
}
else if (tokenName.equalsIgnoreCase("desc"))
{
// This specifies the description for the matching rule. It is
// an arbitrary string of characters enclosed in single
// quotes.
SchemaUtils.readQuotedString(reader);
}
else if (tokenName.equalsIgnoreCase("obsolete"))
{
// This indicates whether the matching rule should be
// considered obsolete. We do not need to do any more parsing
// for this token.
}
else if (tokenName.equalsIgnoreCase("syntax"))
{
syntax = SchemaUtils.readOID(reader);
}
else if (tokenName.matches("^X-[A-Za-z_-]+$"))
{
// This must be a non-standard property and it must be
// followed by either a single definition in single quotes or
// an open parenthesis followed by one or more values in
// single quotes separated by spaces followed by a close
// parenthesis.
SchemaUtils.readExtensions(reader);
}
else
{
final LocalizableMessage message =
ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_ILLEGAL_TOKEN.get(tokenName);
final DecodeException e = DecodeException.error(message);
StaticUtils.DEBUG_LOG.throwing("MatchingRuleSyntax",
"valueIsAcceptable", e);
throw e;
}
}
// Make sure that a syntax was specified.
if (syntax == null)
{
final LocalizableMessage message =
ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_MR_NO_SYNTAX.get(definition);
final DecodeException e = DecodeException.error(message);
StaticUtils.DEBUG_LOG.throwing("MatchingRuleSyntax",
"valueIsAcceptable", e);
throw e;
}
return true;
}
catch (final DecodeException de)
{
invalidReason.append(de.getMessageObject());
return false;
}
}
}