Dan Smith wrote:
If they try to pass an invalid reference (i.e. one we don't support an association for) we RETURN_UNSUPPORTED(). Shouldn't we do the same thing if they ask for a result that we don't support a transition to? Rather, shouldn't these two cases behave the same, no matter what that behavior should be?
You mean, instead of returning success, we should set the status using cu_statusf(). Returning an error makes sense from a client point of view. If the client thinks an association is going to return a specific instance, and nothing is returned, it won't know the state of the system. If an error is returned, it's much more obvious to the client what has happened. -- Kaitlin Rupert IBM Linux Technology Center karupert@us.ibm.com