[Libvirt-cim] [PATCH 4 of 4] Make VSMS not parse the InstanceID of a RASD, but rather use the proper fields

[Zhengang Li]

Dan Smith wrote:

> ZL> Looks like they saw your post here. And they released a new
> ZL> version yesterday :).
> 
> Actually, I think Jay employed some coercion techniques on our
> behalf... :)
Yep. Jay is geographically closer to them :)

Bad news is that, with the 1.3.0 new release, I still got a SIGSEGV at 
the same line.
I double checked sfcb's header files. The typo of 
setobjectpath/getobjectpath is fixed in this release. And my local 
pegasus headers also have the correct function there.



429                     op = CMGetObjectPath(inst, NULL);
430                     if (op == NULL)
431                             return "Unknown resource instance type";
432
433                     CMSetNameSpace(op, ns);
434                     CMSetObjectPath(inst, op);
(gdb) p inst->ft->setObjectPath
$6 = (CMPIStatus (*)(CMPIInstance *, const CMPIObjectPath *)) 0
(gdb) p *(inst->ft)
$7 = {ftVersion = 1, release = 0xb7ee20d1 <__ift_release>, clone = 
0xb7ee218f <__ift_clone>,
   getProperty = 0xb7ee2473 <__ift_getProperty>, getPropertyAt = 
0xb7ee23e3 <__ift_getPropertyAt>,
   getPropertyCount = 0xb7ee2542 <__ift_getPropertyCount>, setProperty = 
0xb7ee2586 <__ift_setProperty>,
   getObjectPath = 0xb7ee276b <__ift_getObjectPath>, setPropertyFilter = 
0xb7ee2b47 <__ift_setPropertyFilter>,
   *setObjectPath* = 0}

Why is setObjectPath a null pointer?

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