/**
* {@inheritdoc}
*/
public function execute(LdapOperationInterface $operation)
{
$result = @call_user_func($operation->getLdapFunction(), $this->connection->getConnection(), ...$operation->getArguments());
if ($result === false) {
throw new LdapConnectionException(sprintf('LDAP %s Operation Error. Diagnostic message: "%s"', $operation->getName(), $this->connection->getDiagnosticMessage()));
}
return $result;
}
/**
* {@inheritdoc}
*/
public function setOperationDefaults(LdapOperationInterface $operation)
{
/** @var QueryOperation $operation */
if (is_null($operation->getPageSize())) {
$operation->setPageSize($this->connection->getConfig()->getPageSize());
}
if (is_null($operation->getBaseDn())) {
$operation->setBaseDn($this->getBaseDn());
}
if (is_null($operation->getUsePaging())) {
$operation->setUsePaging($this->connection->getConfig()->getUsePaging());
}
$this->parentSetDefaults($operation);
}
/**
* It's possible we need to skip an operation. For example, if a batch operation was only for attribute values that
* were converted into other operations (such as a modification where only operation generator converters are used).
* In that case the resulting batch operation will be empty but will have generated post/pre operations for it still.
* The most common scenario is group membership only changes.
*
* @param LdapOperationInterface $operation
* @return bool
*/
protected function shouldSkipOperation(LdapOperationInterface $operation)
{
return $operation instanceof BatchModifyOperation && empty($operation->getBatchCollection()->toArray());
}
/**
* @param LdapOperationInterface $operation
*/
public function setOperationDefaults(LdapOperationInterface $operation)
{
if (is_null($operation->getServer())) {
$operation->setServer($this->connection->getServer());
}
}
