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version 1.4, 2007/07/17 21:03:08 version 1.5, 2007/07/23 02:20:55
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         @ echo "+++++ PASSED ALL TESTS"         @ echo "+++++ PASSED ALL TESTS"
         @ echo ""         @ echo ""
  
 wsm: identify create create2 get2 delete2 get enum put delete assoc  wsm: wsm1 wsm2 wsm3 get put delete
   
   ## the following set of tests do passive tests against instances
   ## defined through the register function
   wsm1: identify get1 enum1 assoc1
  
 # Note that this is a temporary test. # Note that this is a temporary test.
 identify: identify:
         wsmidentify         wsmidentify
   
   # tests against static entities in the environment (created by register)
   get1:
           wsmget -n $(NAMESPACE) $(WSMADDR) President num=1 $(AUTH)
           ## Test to be sure we are getting from non-default namespace.
           wsmget -n $(CROSSNAMESPACE) $(WSMADDR) President num=1000 $(AUTH)
   
   enum1:
           wsmenum -n $(NAMESPACE) $(WSMADDR) President $(AUTH)
   
   assoc1:
           wsmassoc -n $(NAMESPACE) $(WSMADDR) President num=1 $(AUTH)
           wsmassoc -n $(NAMESPACE) $(WSMADDR) -R President num=1 $(AUTH)
   
   ## The following commands test the ability to create and delete objects
   
   wsm2: create get put delete
 create: create:
         wsmcreate -n $(NAMESPACE) $(WSMADDR) \         wsmcreate -n $(NAMESPACE) $(WSMADDR) \
             President num=100 first=Betty last=Boop $(AUTH)             President num=100 first=Betty last=Boop $(AUTH)
  
   # note that this test depends on successful create target above
 get: get:
         wsmget -n $(NAMESPACE) $(WSMADDR) President num=100 $(AUTH)         wsmget -n $(NAMESPACE) $(WSMADDR) President num=100 $(AUTH)
         wsmget -n $(NAMESPACE) $(WSMADDR) \         wsmget -n $(NAMESPACE) $(WSMADDR) \
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 delete: delete:
         wsmdelete -n $(NAMESPACE) $(WSMADDR) President num=100 $(AUTH)         wsmdelete -n $(NAMESPACE) $(WSMADDR) President num=100 $(AUTH)
  
 enum:  ## register our special classes with the cimserver
         wsmenum -n $(NAMESPACE) $(WSMADDR) President $(AUTH)  
   
 assoc:  
         wsmassoc -n $(NAMESPACE) $(WSMADDR) President num=1 $(AUTH)  
         wsmassoc -n $(NAMESPACE) $(WSMADDR) -R President num=1 $(AUTH)  
   
 register: register:
         $(MAKE) -C mof install NAMESPACE=$(NAMESPACE)         $(MAKE) -C mof install NAMESPACE=$(NAMESPACE)
  
 create2:  wsm3: create3 get3 delete3
   ## Test against a second class with multiple keys.
   create3:
         wsmcreate -n $(NAMESPACE) $(WSMADDR) WSMClass \         wsmcreate -n $(NAMESPACE) $(WSMADDR) WSMClass \
             key1=1 \             key1=1 \
             key2=Hello \             key2=Hello \
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             a2=1 a2=2 a2=3 a2=4 \             a2=1 a2=2 a2=3 a2=4 \
             a3=true a3=false $(AUTH)             a3=true a3=false $(AUTH)
  
 get2:  get3:
         wsmget -n $(NAMESPACE) $(WSMADDR) WSMClass key1=1 key2=Hello $(AUTH)         wsmget -n $(NAMESPACE) $(WSMADDR) WSMClass key1=1 key2=Hello $(AUTH)
  
 delete2:  delete3:
         wsmdelete -n $(NAMESPACE) $(WSMADDR) WSMClass key1=1 key2=Hello $(AUTH)         wsmdelete -n $(NAMESPACE) $(WSMADDR) WSMClass key1=1 key2=Hello $(AUTH)
  
   # These tests should generate error exit since they are gets against instances that
   # should not exist in the defined namespaces.
   wsmgeterr:
           -wsmget -n -n $(NAMESPACE) $(WSMADDR) President num = 1000 $(AUTH)
           -wsmget -n -n $(CROSSNAMESPACE) $(WSMADDR) President num = 1 $(AUTH)
   
   ################################################################################
   ##
   ## Tests using cimcli
   ##
   ################################################################################
   
 # if using Pegasus 2.5 it was CLI.  Pegasus 2.6 release and 2.7 dev changed this to # if using Pegasus 2.5 it was CLI.  Pegasus 2.6 release and 2.7 dev changed this to
 # cimcli  # cimcli. If you use Pegasus 2.5, change back to CLI.
 CLICMD=cimcli CLICMD=cimcli
  
 cli: cli1 cli2 cli3  cli: cli1 cli2 cli3 cli4 cli5 cli6 cli7
  
 # enumerate and enumeratename tests # enumerate and enumeratename tests
 cli1: cli1:
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         $(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) ni President -count 6         $(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) ni President -count 6
         $(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) ei PresidentLink -count 6         $(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) ei PresidentLink -count 6
         $(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) ni PresidentLink -count 6         $(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) ni PresidentLink -count 6
   # the following tests do not know how many objects they return
         $(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) ei CIM_ManagedElement         $(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) ei CIM_ManagedElement
         $(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) ni CIM_ManagedElement         $(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) ni CIM_ManagedElement
  
 # association name requests  # get instance tests. These tests will error if the object is not found
 cli2: cli2:
           $(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) gi President.num=1
   ## test that we pass specific namespace since this object is only in crossnamespace
           $(CLICMD) -n $(CROSSNAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) gi President.num=1000
   
   
   # Test reference name requests
   cli3:
           $(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) rn President.num=1 -count 3
           $(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) rn President.num=1 -rc Presidentlink -count 2
           $(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) rn President.num=1 -rc Presidentlink -r pred -count 2
           $(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) rn President.num=1 -rc Presidentlink -r succ -count 2
           $(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) rn President.num=1 -rc successionlink -count 1
           $(CLICMD) -n $(CROSSNAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) rn VicePresident.num=1 -count 1
   
   # reference requests
   cli4:
           $(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) r President.num=1 -count 3
           $(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) r President.num=1 -rc Presidentlink -count 2
           $(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) r President.num=1 -rc Presidentlink -r pred -count 2
           $(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) r President.num=1 -rc Presidentlink -r succ -count 2
           $(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) r President.num=1 -rc successionlink -count 1
   
   # association name requests
   
   cli5:
         $(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) an President.num=1 -count 3         $(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) an President.num=1 -count 3
         $(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) an President.num=1 -rc President -count 2         $(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) an President.num=1 -rc President -count 2
         $(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) an President.num=1 -ac successionlink -count 1         $(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) an President.num=1 -ac successionlink -count 1
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         $(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) an President.num=1 -ac Presidentlink -rc President -count 2         $(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) an President.num=1 -ac Presidentlink -rc President -count 2
         $(CLICMD) -n $(CROSSNAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) an VicePresident.num=2000 -count 1         $(CLICMD) -n $(CROSSNAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) an VicePresident.num=2000 -count 1
         $(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) an President.num=1 -ac successionlink -count 1         $(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) an President.num=1 -ac successionlink -count 1
           $(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) an President.num=1 -ac successionlink -count 0 -r succ
 # association requests # association requests
 cli3:  cli6:
         $(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) a President.num=1 -count 3         $(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) a President.num=1 -count 3
         $(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) a President.num=1 -rc President -count 2         $(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) a President.num=1 -rc President -count 2
         $(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) a President.num=1 -ac successionlink -count 1         $(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) a President.num=1 -ac successionlink -count 1
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         $(CLICMD) -n $(CROSSNAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) a VicePresident.num=2000 -count 1         $(CLICMD) -n $(CROSSNAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) a VicePresident.num=2000 -count 1
         $(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) a President.num=1 -ac successionlink -count 1         $(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) a President.num=1 -ac successionlink -count 1
  
   # test to be sure the cli reference and association class operations are processed by the
   # cimserver, not by wsm.
   cli7:
           $(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) r President.num=1 -count 3
           $(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) rn President.num=1 -count 3
           $(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) a President.num=1 -count 3
           $(CLICMD) -n $(NAMESPACE) $(PEGWSMADDR) an President.num=1 -count 3
   
 ## The following tests represent errors in Pegasus ## The following tests represent errors in Pegasus
 clierrorPegasus: clierrorPegasus:
         # These are caused becasue VicePresident is NOT in the $(NAMESPACE) namespace         # These are caused becasue VicePresident is NOT in the $(NAMESPACE) namespace

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