Here's one way:
List entities = certification.getEntities();
boolean found = false;
String application = null;
if (entities != null) {
while (!found) {
for (Object certEntityObj : entities) {
CertificationEntity nextEntity = (CertificationEntity) certEntityObj;
List items = nextEntity.getItems();
if (items != null) {
for (Object certItemObj : items) {
CertificationItem item = (CertificationItem) certItemObj;
if (item.getType().equals(CertificationItem.Type.Exception)) {
// Has 'extra' entitlements. Only way to reliably get application
application = item.getEntitlements().get(0).getApplication();
if (application != null && !application.equals("")) {
found = true;
break; // for items loop
}
}
}
}
if (found) {
break; // for entities loop
}
}
}
}
and here's another method:
CertificationDefinition def = certification.getCertificationDefinition(context);
if (def != null) { // quite likely in older versions
Attributes attributes = def.getAttributes();
String includedApplications = attributes.getString("includedApplications");
// this can be an empty string, a single id, or multiple ids comma delimited.
// This rule assumes it's always a single id. It's left to the reader to implement
// null value and multi-value situations
Application app = context.getObjectById(Application.class, includedApplications);
}
