openlmi-devel November 2012

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Re: CIM events
by Krzysztof Kwaśniewski 04 Dec '12

04 Dec '12

Hello! I have encountered several problems when trying to implement support for cim events in PyAgent, my gsoc project to which I'd like to still contribute. I'd like to ask you for help. I try to subscribe to a tog-pegasus instance to be informed about occurences of some specific events. In the end, what events exactly I'll be interested in is going to depend on the user and that is why the solution needs to be generic. I know I need to create instances of CIM_IndicationHandlerCIMXML and CIM_IndicationFilter, then an instance of CIM_IndicationSubscription. Apart from that I'll need to have an „listener” that will receive the notifications over http (basically it's going to be a small http server). I have a simple listener implementation, but for now I'd like to make a subscription. To have more cim classes at hand I've installed all the openlmi-* packages. I've found - for instance - CIM_J2eeNotification, let's make an example on its base (it's the same with all the classes). Currently PyAgent subscribes in a following way: 1. Removes old handler, filter and subscription, if only they exist. 2. Creates a handler. From yawn: Instance of CIM_IndicationHandlerCIMXML Host: Null Namespace: root/PG_InterOp Type Name Value string CreationClassName CIM_IndicationHandlerCIMXML string Name PyAgentIndication string SystemCreationClassName CIM_ComputerSystem string SystemName fedora string Caption Null string Description Null string Destination http://192.168.0.102 string ElementName Null string InstanceID Null string OtherPersistenceType Null string OtherProtocol Null string Owner Null uint16 PersistenceType 2 (Permanent) uint16 Protocol 2 (CIM-XML) 3. Creates a filter: Instance of CIM_IndicationFilter Host: Null Namespace: root/PG_InterOp Delete Modify View Objects Associated with this Instance (With Filters) Type Name Value string CreationClassName CIM_IndicationFilter string Name PyAgentIndication string SystemCreationClassName CIM_ComputerSystem string SystemName fedora string Caption Null string Description Null string ElementName Null boolean IndividualSubscriptionSupported True string InstanceID Null string Query SELECT * FROM CIM_J2eeNotification string QueryLanguage WQL string SourceNamespace root/cimv2 string [ ] SourceNamespaces Null 4. I try to create a subscription in root/PG_InterOp that would refer to the existing handler and filter. When creating a subscription, an error occurs and no subscription instance is created. The returned message reads: „CIM_ERR_NOT_SUPPORTED: No providers are capable of servicing the subscription.” Well, it's more less self-explanatory why it fails. But why does it happen with all the CIM_Indication subclasses I can find in my tog-pegasus? This is the list of them: CIM_Indication Instance Names Instances |--- CIM_ClassIndication Instance Names Instances | |--- CIM_ClassCreation Instance Names Instances | |--- CIM_ClassDeletion Instance Names Instances | |--- CIM_ClassModification Instance Names Instances |--- CIM_InstIndication Instance Names Instances | |--- CIM_InstCreation Instance Names Instances | |--- CIM_InstDeletion Instance Names Instances | |--- CIM_InstMethodCall Instance Names Instances | |--- CIM_InstModification Instance Names Instances | |--- CIM_InstRead Instance Names Instances |--- CIM_ProcessIndication Instance Names Instances | |--- CIM_AlertIndication Instance Names Instances | | |--- CIM_AlertInstIndication Instance Names Instances | | |--- CIM_ThresholdIndication Instance Names Instances | |--- CIM_J2eeNotification Instance Names Instances | |--- CIM_SNMPTrapIndication Instance Names Instances | |--- Linux_MetricIndication Instance Names Instances Why there are no providers? Where to get them from? Do you have any idea why it works like that? Cheers Krzysiek

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ANNOUNCE: OpenLMI software license change from GPLv2+ to LGPLv2+
by Jan Safranek 14 Nov '12

14 Nov '12

All OpenLMI CIM providers were relicensed from "GNU General Public License version 2 or later" to "GNU Lesser General Public License version 2.1 or later." This should simplify run-time linking of various CIMOMs, our providers and 3rd party providers in one process. New releases are available with the new license: openlmi-networking 0.0.6 openlmi-providers 0.0.15 openlmi-storage 0.4.1 openlmi-tools stays licensed as GPLv2+. Jan Safranek

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