Analysis of queueing network models, either with or without. At present, JMT consists of six tools JSIMwiz, JSIMgraph, JMVA, JMCH, JABA and JWAT. The total number of Java code lines is 143003 (version 1.0.3).

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Dereferencing Aliases

In the X.500, you can set a leaf entry to point to another object inthe namespace. Called analiasentry, it contains the DN of the object to which it ispointing. When you look up an object by using the alias, the alias isdereferenced so that what is returned is the objectpointed to by the alias's DN.

You can use aliases to organize the directory's namespaceso that as the namespace evolves,old names may be used.Suppose, for example, that in the 'o=Wiz, c=us' company,the departments 'ou=hardware' and 'ou=software'are mergedinto 'ou=engineering'.You can move thecontents of 'ou=hardware' and 'ou=software' to'ou=engineering', and change the entries 'ou=hardware' and'ou=software' into alias entries that point to 'ou=engineering'.

In the LDAP, aliases are supported in the same way as in the X.500.

When you use Sun's LDAP service provider, you can control how aliases are dereferenced in one of four ways, by using the'java.naming.ldap.derefAliases' environment property,as shown in the following table.If this environment property is not set, then the default is 'always'.

Property Setting	Description
always	Always dereference aliases.
never	Never dereferences aliases.
finding	Dereferences aliases only during name resolution.
searching	Dereferences aliases only after name resolution.

In the LDAP, these four modes of alias dereferencing affect onlythe 'search' operations. No dereferencing is done forthe update operations 'modify,' 'add,' and 'delete.'

Similarly, in the JNDI, no dereferencing is done forthe update methods in theContext andDirContext interfaces.The 'java.naming.ldap.derefAliases'environment property affects all methods that read from the directory.

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Note also that the 'dereference links' flag in the SearchControls class is not related to aliases.

Dereferencing Aliases Example

The following example demonstrates how the'java.naming.ldap.derefAliases'environment property affects the 'search' operation.It accepts as a command-line argument one of the four settingsfor 'java.naming.ldap.derefAliases'. If no argument has been specified,then the environment property is not set (which is equivalent tosetting it to 'always').

For this example, the directory has been set up with two aliases,as follows.

• 'ou=Staff' is an alias that points to 'ou=People'. If you list the contextof 'ou=Staff', then you will see the contents of the 'ou=People' context.
• 'cn=Newbie, ou=People' is an alias that points to the'cn=J. Duke, ou=NewHires' entry.

After setting the environment property, the example performs a searchon the 'ou=Staff' context for all entries whose 'cn' attribute beginswith 'J.'Here's the code fragment that sets the environment propertyand performs the search.

The following table summarizesthe results of running this program with differentarguments to the command line.

Command Line Argument	Results
(none)	Three entries: 'cn=Jon Ruiz', 'cn=John Fowler', 'cn=J.Duke'
always	Three entries: 'cn=Jon Ruiz', 'cn=John Fowler', 'cn=J.Duke'
never	Zero (because the 'ou=Staff' alias is never dereferenced)
finding	Two entries: 'cn=Jon Ruiz' and 'cn=John Fowler' (because the 'cn=Newbie' alias is never dereferenced)
searching	Zero (because the 'ou=Staff' alias is never dereferenced)

Note:The SunONE Directory Server v5.1does not support aliases. If you run this example using that server,then the results will be as if the setting is 'never'.

When you run these examples, the names of the entries (NameClassPair.getName()) that you get back areLDAP URLs containing the fully qualified names of the entries.If you invokeNameClassPair.isRelative() on them, then the method returns false.This is because when the alias is followed, it reaches another part of thenamespace that is no longer named relative to the 'ou=Staff' context.

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