RE: How do I pass in an array of references to cimcli?

Ugh retract previous message. Brain is fried. The provider is fine accepting reference param array. The problem is cimcli doesn't support passing an array of refs. 

-----Original Message-----
From: Hwang, Johnny 
Sent: Monday, June 11, 2012 11:44 PM
To: 'Ashok K Pathak'
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: RE: How do I pass in an array of references to cimcli?

References is fine, but for array of references, it looks like I need to pull some changes from the nightlies. 

-----Original Message-----
From: Ashok K Pathak [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Monday, June 11, 2012 11:19 PM
To: Hwang, Johnny
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: Re: How do I pass in an array of references to cimcli?

The reference could be   specified using the string form of a CIM object
path.  For a
class reference, it is simply  specifying the class name or "<namespace>:<classname>".

some test example

TestMethodTestProvider.cpp
(src/Providers/TestProviders/MethodTestProvider/testclient)



/* Test for method invoke and response that handles ref parameter arrays.
   This functions sends two ref array in parameters and expects exactly the
   same reference arrays back in the two out parameters.
*/
void callMethodRefParamArray(const CIMName& methodName) {
    try
    {
        CIMClient client;
        client.connectLocal();

        Array<CIMParamValue> inParams;
        Array<CIMParamValue> outParams;

        CIMObjectPath instName =
            CIMObjectPath("Test_MethodProviderClass.Id=1");

        CIMObjectPath inParamA1(
            String("//atp:77/root/cimv2:CIM_ComputerSystem."
                "last=\"Rafter\",first=\"Patrick\""));

        CIMObjectPath inParamA2(
            String("//atp:77/root/cimv2:CIM_ComputerSystem."
                "last=\"Rafter\",first=\"Rafter\""));

        CIMObjectPath inParamB1(
            String("//atp:77/root/cimv2:CIM_ComputerSystem."
                "last=\"Rafter\",first=\"Fred\""));

        CIMObjectPath inParamB2(
            String("//atp:77/root/cimv2:CIM_ComputerSystem."
                "last=\"Rafter\",first=\"John\""));

        Array<CIMObjectPath> InParamAArray;
        InParamAArray.append(inParamA1);
        InParamAArray.append(inParamA2);
        CIMValue inParam1(InParamAArray);

        Array<CIMObjectPath> InParamBArray;
        InParamBArray.append(inParamB1);
        InParamBArray.append(inParamB2);
        CIMValue inParam2(InParamBArray);

        inParams.append(CIMParamValue("InParam1", inParam1));
        inParams.append(CIMParamValue("InParam2", inParam2));

        CIMValue returnValue = client.invokeMethod(ou
            NAMESPACE,
            instName,
            methodName,
            inParams,
            outParams);

        Uint32 rc;
        returnValue.get(rc);
        PEGASUS_TEST_ASSERT(rc == 10);

        PEGASUS_TEST_ASSERT(outParams.size() == 2);

        Array<CIMObjectPath> outParam1;
        Array<CIMObjectPath> outParam2;

        for (Uint32 i = 0; i < 2; i++)
        {
            if (outParams[i].getParameterName() == "OutParam1")
            {
                outParams[i].getValue().get(outParam1);
            }
            else if (outParams[i].getParameterName() == "OutParam2")
            {
                outParams[i].getValue().get(outParam2);
            }
            else
            {k
                PEGASUS_TEST_ASSERT(0);
            }
        }
        PEGASUS_TEST_ASSERT(outParam1 == inParam1);
        PEGASUS_TEST_ASSERT(outParam2 == inParam2);
    }
    catch (Exception& e)
    {
        cerr << "Error: " << e.getMessage() << endl;
        exit(1);
    }
}


I am not sure whether cimcli handles that parameter type correctly , if you see any issue with ref parameter passing you can raise a defect in bugzilla to  address it

Regards
Ashok


                                                                           
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I’m using Pegasus 2.11.1 with Bug 9007 patch
http://bugzilla.openpegasus.org/show_bug.cgi?id=9007

This is what I need to pass:

Description ("The list of Identities to assign privilege to share")
        : Translatable] reference Identities[],

This is what I’m trying to do:

[root@smis-rhel5x64-07 ~]# cimcli -n root/ontap im 'ONTAP_FileExportService.CreationClassName="ONTAP_FileExportService",Name="ONTAP
 File Export
Service",SystemCreationClassName="ONTAP_StorageSystem",SystemName="ONTAP:12345"'
 AssignPrivilegeToExportedShare Identities= { 'ONTAP_Identity.InstanceID="ONTAP:12345:NETAPP\\user1"'
'ONTAP_Identity.InstanceID="ONTAP:12345:NETAPP\\user2"'}
/usr/ontap/smis/pegasus/bin/cimcli Pegasus Exception: The CIM name is not
valid: ONTAP_Identity.InstanceID="ONTAP:12345:NETAPP\\user1". Cmd = im Object = ONTAP_FileExportService.CreationClassName="ONTAP_FileExportService",Name="ONTAP
 File Export
Service",SystemCreationClassName="ONTAP_StorageSystem",SystemName="ONTAP:12345"
WARNING: Expected exit code 0. Program delivered exit code (50) Pegasus Exception

How do I pass an array reference as a parameter properly?