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Stefan Seelmann commented on DIRSTUDIO-682:
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I just tested the existing code and saw that only generation for members of 
type "String" work, other types (int, long, boolean, Calendar) and multi-valued 
(Set, List, array) don't work.

> Generate DAO classes
> --------------------
>
>                 Key: DIRSTUDIO-682
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DIRSTUDIO-682
>             Project: Directory Studio
>          Issue Type: New Feature
>          Components: studio-persistence-tooling
>            Reporter: Stefan Seelmann
>
> We need DAOs (Data Access Objects) for mapping LDAP entries to Java objects. 
> The first version should just generate one DAO for one Java bean class and 
> only map simple data types (no relationships between objects).
> The DAO should support basic CRUD operations:
> - T getById( String id ) - where id is the RDN attribute value
> - Collection<T> getAll()
> - create( T object)
> - update(T object)
> - delete(T object)
> Required parameters, to be added to wizard:
> - Container entry (by default the parent of the selected entry): for read 
> operations this information is used as search base; for write operations this 
> information is used to determine the DN of the entry.
> - Object classes of the LDAP entries (by default the object classes of the 
> selected entry). For read operations this information is used to compose the 
> search filter; for the create operation this information is used to set the 
> object classes of the entry
> - The RDN attribute to use (by default the RDN attribute of the selected 
> entry): this information is used to determine the RDN and DN of the entry
> - Connection parameters like hostname, port, encryption, bind DN, password 
> (for default values this information can be obtained from 
> IEntry.getBrowserConnection().getConnection()
> The new Apache Directory LDAP API should be used.

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