I have a CMPI provider for CIM_MethodResult class. It has EmbeddedInstance('CIM_InstMethodCall') property PostCallIndication. CIM_InstMethodCall class has EmbeddedObject property MethodParameters and description of the property says: The parameters of the method, formatted as an EmbeddedObject (with a predefined class name of "__MethodParameters". Now if I set the MethodParameters property with CIM instance of not-existing "__MethodParameters" class, Pegasus returns CMPI_RC_ERR_NOT_FOUND from src/Pegasus/ProviderManager2/CMPI/CMPI_BrokerEnc.cpp:mbEncNewInstance() If I try to use "CIM_ManagedElement" as classname of the embedded object just for testing, Pegasus shows correct property, i.e. these EmbeddedInstances and EmbeddedObjects work well for registered classes. Problem is that "__MethodParameters" is not registered class and Pegasus does not like it. Would it be possible not to check the class name for EmbeddedObjects? DMTF defined some EmbeddedObject properties with undefined classes, in addition to CIM_InstMethodCall.MethodParameters also e.g. CIM_ConcreteJob.JobInParameters. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): tog-pegasus-2.12.0-15.fc19
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