Package com.evolveum.midpoint.schema.processor

Interface ResourceObjectClassDefinition

    • Method Detail

      • getNativeObjectClass

        String getNativeObjectClass()
        Returns the native object class name. Native object class is the name of the object class as it is seen by the resource itself. The name of the object class used in midPoint may be constrained by XSD or other syntax and therefore may be "mangled" to conform to such syntax. The _native object class_ value will contain original, un-mangled name (if available). Returns null if there is no native object class. The exception should be never thrown unless there is some bug in the code. The validation of model consistency should be done at the time of schema parsing.
        Returns:
        native object class

      • isAuxiliary

        boolean isAuxiliary()
        TODO

      • isDefaultAccountDefinition

        boolean isDefaultAccountDefinition()
        Indicates whether definition is the default account definition. (This feature is present for "dumb" resource definition that are completely without `schemaHandling` part.) This is a way how a resource connector may suggest applicable object classes. Currently the only use of this flag is that ConnId `pass:[__ACCOUNT__]` is declared as a default for the kind of `ACCOUNT`. Originally, this property was called `defaultInAKind` and marked the object class as being default for given kind. At that time, the kind was part of object class definition. This is no longer the case, therefore also this property is renamed - and is available only for account-like object classes. In the future we may put those things (kind + default-in-a-kind) back, if needed.

      • isRaw

        boolean isRaw()
        Returns `true` if this definition is a part of the raw schema. Note that if it's part of refined schema (but not refined in any way) the return value is `true`. See also hasRefinements().

      • hasRefinements

        boolean hasRefinements()
        Returns `true` if there are really any refinements (i.e. a refinement bean exists, even if it can be effectively empty, besides obligatory object class name reference).