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Re: [Xen-cim] Suggested SettingsData changes

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Subject: Re: [Xen-cim] Suggested SettingsData changes
From: Jim Fehlig <jfehlig@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 11 May 2006 16:11:04 -0600
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Jim Fehlig wrote:

All,

I have finally gotten around to updating the various SettingsData classes in the current model with their latest counterparts from the DMTF WG. Here is what I am considering thus far.

Remove classes
* Xen_ComputerSystemConfiguration
* Xen_ComputerSystemSetting
* Xen_SettingForComputerSystem
* Xen_ConfigurationForComputerSystem
* Xen_VirtualDeviceSettingData

Modify classes
* Xen_ComputerSystemSettingData
  - Inherit from CIM_VirutalSystemSettingData
- Move ID, SSID, and Uptime from Xen_ComputerSystemSetting to this class
* Xen_CSSettingDataComponent
  - Inherit from CIM_VirutalSystemSettingDataComponent
* Xen_ProcessorSettingData
  - Inherit from CIM_ResourceAllocationSettingData
* Xen_MemorySettingData
  - Inherit from CIM_ResourceAllocationSettingData
* Xen_DiskSettingData
  - Inherit from CIM_ResourceAllocationSettingData
* Xen_NetworkPortSettingData
  - Inherit from CIM_ResourceAllocationSettingData
* Xen_CSSettingDataComponent
  - Inherit from CIM_VirtualSystemSettingDataComponent

Xen_VirtualDeviceSettingData contains a subset of properties found in CIM_ResourceAllocationSettingData so removing it should be no problem.


On second thought, perhaps it would be best to derive Xen_VirtualDeviceSettingData from CIM_ResourceAllocationSettingData and then have the various resource setting data classes derive from Xen_VirtualDeviceSettingData. Thoughts?

Jim


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