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 4           Bug Report (Markus on SNIA interoperability testing)
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 7           Thanks for effort.  Will put patches in over next day or so.
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 9           Karl
10           Thanks for your message at 12:26 PM 4/9/2001 +0200. Your message was:
11           >Markus M129ller wrote:
12           > >
13           > > Hi
14           > >
15           > > while trying to get the SNIA browser working with Pegasus, I found some
16           > > minor inconsistencies:
17           > >
18           > > - XmlWriter doesn't honor message ids:
19           > > I extended the method 'formatSimpleRspMessage' to return the given
20           > > MessageId and adapted the CIMServer.cpp accordingly
21           > >
22 mike  1.1 > > - Handler.cpp gets confused about case insensitivity. getFieldValue
23           > > should use strncasecmp instead of strncmp; the SNIA browser sends
24           > > 'Content-length' instead of 'Content-Length'.
25           > >
26           > > - In addition to M-POST, POST should be supported, so I check for POST 
27           > or M-POST in this 'if'-statement.
28           > >
29           > >
30           >Hi, this morning I managed to get the SNIA browser working together with
31           >Pegasus. In addition to the fix proposals mentioned above, the following
32           >fixes should be applied.
33           >
34           >- Common/XmlParser.cpp
35           >XmlSemanticError issues VALIDATION_ERROR instead of SEMANTIC_ERROR
36           >
37           >- Server/CIMServer.cpp
38           >substitute strcmp with strcasecmp in all method call like "enumerate
39           >class"; the method names are case-insensitive.
40           >
41           >
42           >In the SNIA code I had to include
43 mike  1.1 >- in org/snia/wbem/cim/CIMParameter.java the following lines (after line
44           ># 104)
45           >
46           >             String refstr=qnode.getAttribute("TYPE");
47           >             if (refstr.equalsIgnoreCase("reference")) {
48           >                 paramToken=XMLNode.XML_ELEMENT_PARAMETER_REFERENCE;
49           >             }
50           >
51           >because Pegasus erroneously marks reference parameters within methods as
52           ><PARAMETER .. TYPE="reference"  instead of <PARAMETER.REFERENCE ...
53           >which is a bug according to the CIM XML specs.
54           >
55           >- in org/snia/wbem/cim/CIMValue.java the line following lines (after
56           >line #256)
57           >
58           >cop.setObjectName(node.mustGetAttribute("NAME"));
59           >
60           >has to be substituted with code that accepts constructs like
61           ><VALUE.REFERENCE><CLASSNAME NAME=""/></VALUE.REFERENCE> which gives an
62           >empty name. So in the case of VALUE.REFERENCE (=token 4003) we have to
63           >use node.GetAttribute("Name") and except returned null pointers.
64 mike  1.1 >I guess but don't know that this empty string is a reference to the
65           >local name space, i.e. root/cimv20.
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67           >
68           >
69           >I would like to see comments and I hope that this message helps to get
70           >the Pegasus code fixed.
71           >
72           >
73           >
74           >Kind regards
75           >
76           >Markus Mueller
77           >Linux Technology Council (IBM)
78           >
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