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oracle.iam.reconciliation.vo
Class Role

java.lang.Object
  extended by oracle.iam.reconciliation.vo.Role

All Implemented Interfaces:
java.io.Serializable

public class Role
extends java.lang.Object
implements java.io.Serializable

Encapsulates an instance of a Role as used in Reconciliation, for the Event Management APIs. Note that this Event object may differ from the actual Role Data Object. It is a view from a management perspective only.

See Also:
Serialized Form

Constructor Summary
Role()
          Instantiates an empty Role object.
Role(java.lang.Long key)
          Instantiates a Role object using its Key.

 

Method Summary
 java.lang.Long getCategory()
          Get the Category of the Role
 java.lang.String getDescr()
          Gets the Description of the Role
 java.util.HashMap getDisplayName()
           
 java.lang.String getGUID()
          Gets the GUID of the role
 java.lang.String getLdapDN()
          Get the Distinguished Name of the role
 java.lang.String getName()
          Gets the name of the Role
 java.lang.String getNameSpace()
           
 java.lang.Long getParentRoleKey()
          Gets the key of the parent Role.
 java.lang.Long getUgpKey()
          Get the key of the Role
 void setCategory(java.lang.Long ugpCategory)
          Set the ID of the Category
 void setDescr(java.lang.String Descr)
          Set the description of the role
 void setDisplayName(java.util.HashMap DisplayName)
           
 void setGUID(java.lang.String GUID)
          Set the LDAP GUID of the role
 void setLdapDN(java.lang.String LdapDN)
          The Distinguished Name of the Role in LDAP
 void setName(java.lang.String Name)
          Set the name of the Role
 void setNameSpace(java.lang.String NameSpace)
           
 void setParentRoleKey(java.lang.Long ParentRoleKey)
          Sets the Key of the Parent for the Role.
 void setUgpKey(java.lang.Long ugpKey)
          Set the Role key

 

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

 

Constructor Detail

Role

public Role()
Instantiates an empty Role object.

Role

public Role(java.lang.Long key)
Instantiates a Role object using its Key.
Parameters:
key - the Role Key

Method Detail

setUgpKey

public void setUgpKey(java.lang.Long ugpKey)
Set the Role key
Parameters:
ugpKey - the key ID

getUgpKey

public java.lang.Long getUgpKey()
Get the key of the Role
Returns:
a long.

setCategory

public void setCategory(java.lang.Long ugpCategory)
Set the ID of the Category
Parameters:
ugpCategory - the Category ID

getCategory

public java.lang.Long getCategory()
Get the Category of the Role
Returns:
a Long

setGUID

public void setGUID(java.lang.String GUID)
Set the LDAP GUID of the role
Parameters:
GUID - the GUID.

getGUID

public java.lang.String getGUID()
Gets the GUID of the role
Returns:
a String

setLdapDN

public void setLdapDN(java.lang.String LdapDN)
The Distinguished Name of the Role in LDAP
Parameters:
LdapDN - the DN

getLdapDN

public java.lang.String getLdapDN()
Get the Distinguished Name of the role
Returns:
a String.

setName

public void setName(java.lang.String Name)
Set the name of the Role
Parameters:
Name - the Name of the Role

getName

public java.lang.String getName()
Gets the name of the Role
Returns:
a String

setDescr

public void setDescr(java.lang.String Descr)
Set the description of the role
Parameters:
Descr - the Role description

getDescr

public java.lang.String getDescr()
Gets the Description of the Role
Returns:
a String.

setParentRoleKey

public void setParentRoleKey(java.lang.Long ParentRoleKey)
Sets the Key of the Parent for the Role.
Parameters:
ParentRoleKey - the Parent Role key.

getParentRoleKey

public java.lang.Long getParentRoleKey()
Gets the key of the parent Role.
Returns:

setDisplayName

public void setDisplayName(java.util.HashMap DisplayName)

getDisplayName

public java.util.HashMap getDisplayName()

setNameSpace

public void setNameSpace(java.lang.String NameSpace)

getNameSpace

public java.lang.String getNameSpace()

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