Function table of CMPIIndicationMI object. More...

#include <cmpift.h>

Data Fields
CMPIVersion	ftVersion
	CMPI version supported by the MI for this function table. More...

int	miVersion
	Informal MI-specific version number for this MI.

const char *	miName
	Informal MI-specific name for this MI.

CMPIStatus(*	cleanup )(CMPIIndicationMI mi, const CMPIContext ctx, CMPIBoolean terminating)
	Perform cleanup for an Indication MI. More...

CMPIStatus(*	authorizeFilter )(CMPIIndicationMI mi, const CMPIContext ctx, const CMPISelectExp filter, const char className, const CMPIObjectPath classPath, const char owner)
	Verify whether an indication filter is supported by the MI. More...

CMPIStatus(*	mustPoll )(CMPIIndicationMI mi, const CMPIContext ctx, const CMPIResult rslt, const CMPISelectExp filter, const char className, const CMPIObjectPath classPath)
	Ask the MI whether indication polling should be used for an indication filter. (Deprecated) More...

CMPIStatus(*	activateFilter )(CMPIIndicationMI mi, const CMPIContext ctx, const CMPISelectExp filter, const char className, const CMPIObjectPath *classPath, CMPIBoolean firstActivation)
	Informs the MI that an indication filter has become active. More...

CMPIStatus(*	deActivateFilter )(CMPIIndicationMI mi, const CMPIContext ctx, const CMPISelectExp filter, const char className, const CMPIObjectPath *classPath, CMPIBoolean lastDeActiviation)
	Informs the MI that an indication filter has become inactive. More...

CMPIStatus(*	enableIndications )(CMPIIndicationMI mi, const CMPIContext ctx)
	Informs the MI that the MB is now ready to process the delivery of indications. More...

CMPIStatus(*	disableIndications )(CMPIIndicationMI mi, const CMPIContext ctx)
	Informs the MI that the MB is no longer ready to process the delivery of indications. More...

CMPIStatus(*	authorizeFilterCollection )(CMPIIndicationMI mi, const CMPIContext ctx, const CMPIInstance *collInst)
	Verify whether an indication filter collection is supported by the MI. More...

CMPIStatus(*	activateFilterCollection )(CMPIIndicationMI mi, const CMPIContext ctx, const CMPIInstance *collInst, CMPIBoolean firstActivation)
	Informs the MI that an indication filter collection has become active. More...

CMPIStatus(*	deActivateFilterCollection )(CMPIIndicationMI mi, const CMPIContext ctx, const CMPIInstance *collInst, CMPIBoolean lastDeActivation)
	Informs the MI that an indication filter collection has become inactive. More...

Detailed Description

Function table of CMPIIndicationMI object.

Field Documentation

CMPIVersion CMPIIndicationMIFT::ftVersion

CMPI version supported by the MI for this function table.

Any later CMPI versions are implicitly also supported.

See CMPIVersion<NNN> for valid CMPI version numbers.

CMPIStatus(* CMPIIndicationMIFT::cleanup)(CMPIIndicationMI *mi, const CMPIContext *ctx, CMPIBoolean terminating)

Perform cleanup for an Indication MI.

CMPIIndicationMIFT.cleanup() shall perform any necessary cleanup for the Indication MI identified by mi, unless the MI postpones the cleanup.

While this function executes, the MB will not call any other MI functions for this MI. This function will be called once for a specific MI (unless the MI postpones the cleanup), even if that MI services more than one namespace. After this function returns, the MB may unload the load library this MI is part of, unless the MI postpones the cleanup.

Parameters

mi Points to a CMPIIndicationMI structure.

ctx Points to a CMPIContext object containing the context data for the invocation. The context data entries are MB implementation-specific.

terminating

Indicates whether the MB is in the process of shutting down and thus cannot tolerate postponing of the cleanup, as follows:

When True, the MB is in the process of shutting down. The MI shall perform any necessary cleanup and shall not postpone the cleanup. After this function returns (successful or in error), the MB will consider this MI to be uninitialized and will not call further MI functions for this MI.

When False, the MI can choose to perform or postpone the cleanup, by performing one of these actions:

The MI performs any necessary cleanup and does not request postponing the cleanup. After this function returns (successful or in error), the MB will consider this MI to be uninitialized and will not call further MI functions for this MI.
The MI does not perform any cleanup and temporarily postpones the cleanup, by returning CMPI_RC_DO_NOT_UNLOAD. This will cause the MB to consider this MI still to be initialized, and the MB may call further MI functions of this MI. The MB may call this function again after some MB implementation-specific time.
The MI does not perform any cleanup and permanently postpones the cleanup, by returning CMPI_RC_NEVER_UNLOAD. This will cause the MB to consider this MI still to be initialized, and the MB may call further MI functions of this MI. The MB will not call this function again until the MB terminates (at which time the MB calls this function with terminating set to true).

Returns: CMPIStatus structure containing the function return status.

Errors

The following CMPIrc codes shall be used by the MI in the function return status:

CMPI_RC_OK - Function successful.
CMPI_RC_DO_NOT_UNLOAD - Function successful, do not unload now; the MB may retry an unload later.
CMPI_RC_NEVER_UNLOAD - Function successful, never unload; the MB will not retry an unload later unless it shuts down.
CMPI_RC_ERR_FAILED - Other error occurred.

Convenience Function: CMIndicationMIStub()

Bug:: The CMPI Standard is not specific about the number of invocations of this function when an MI services more than one namespace. It should be updated to state that the function is invoked only once, even if the MI services more than one namespace.

CMPIStatus(* CMPIIndicationMIFT::authorizeFilter)(CMPIIndicationMI *mi, const CMPIContext *ctx, const CMPISelectExp *filter, const char *className, const CMPIObjectPath *classPath, const char *owner)

Verify whether an indication filter is supported by the MI.

CMPIIndicationMIFT.authorizeFilter() shall verify whether an indication filter is supported by the MI.

An MB implementation is free to choose whether this function is called when the MB starts up independently of whether or not there are any subscriptions for the filter, or only when the first subscription to the filter is made.

In any case, for any particular filter this function is called on, it shall be called by the MB before CMPIIndicationMIFT.activateFilter() is called for the first time on the same filter.

Parameters

mi	Points to a CMPIIndicationMI structure.
ctx	Points to a CMPIContext object containing the context data for the invocation. There is no defined client operation that determines the context data. As a result, not all context data entries may be present.
filter	Points to a CMPISelectExp object containing the filter specification defined by the indication filter that is being verified.
className	Class name extracted from the FROM-clause of the filter specification contained in the filter argument. If the filter specification contains joins, it is undefined which of the joined classes is used for this argument.
classPath	Points to a CMPIObjectPath object that is a reference to a class or to a namespace, as follows: If the filter specification covers lifecycle indications, the CMPIObjectPath object specifies the class path of the class for which lifecycle monitoring is required. Note that this class may be a subclass of the class specified in `className`, for example when the filter query constrains the class to be monitored using constructs such as the `ISA` operator of CQL. If the filter specification covers process indications, the CMPIObjectPath object specifies the namespace path of the origin namespace of the process indications.
owner	Destination owner. (Deprecated)

Returns: CMPIStatus structure containing the function return status.

Errors

The function return status will indicate one of the following CMPIrc codes:

CMPI_RC_OK - Function successful, filter is supported.
CMPI_RC_ERR_NOT_SUPPORTED - Function is not supported by this MI, or filter is not supported by this MI.
CMPI_RC_ERR_ACCESS_DENIED - Not authorized. Note: This return code indicates general authorization related issues and does not specifically indicate that the filter itself would not be authorized.
CMPI_RC_ERR_INVALID_QUERY - Filter query is invalid or too complex.
CMPI_RC_ERR_FAILED - Other error occurred.

Convenience Function: CMIndicationMIStub()

Deprecated:: The owner argument is deprecated since CMPI 2.1. MBs may pass an empty string in owner. For compatibility reasons, MBs shall not pass a NULL pointer in owner.

CMPIStatus(* CMPIIndicationMIFT::mustPoll)(CMPIIndicationMI *mi, const CMPIContext *ctx, const CMPIResult *rslt, const CMPISelectExp *filter, const char *className, const CMPIObjectPath *classPath)

Ask the MI whether indication polling should be used for an indication filter. (Deprecated)

CMPIIndicationMIFT.mustPoll() asks the MI whether indication polling should be used for an indication filter.

This function enables very simple MIs to support indications without providing a complete indication support implementation. When true is returned, the MI indicates to the MB that it relies on indication polling for this indication filter. If the MB supports indication polling and the MI relies on indication polling, the MB will invoke appropriate instance MI functions at regular intervals, apply the specified indication filter and deliver any resulting indications.

Parameters

	mi	Points to a CMPIIndicationMI structure.
	ctx	Points to a CMPIContext object containing the context data for the invocation. There is no defined client operation that determines the context data. As a result, not all context data entries may be present.
[out]	rslt	Points to a CMPIResult object used to return a CMPIBoolean indicating whether indication polling should be used.
	filter	Points to a CMPISelectExp object containing the filter specification defined by the indication filter for which this request is made.
	className	Class name extracted from the FROM-clause of the filter specification contained in the filter argument. If the filter specification contains joins, it is undefined which of the joined classes is used for this argument.
	classPath	Points to a CMPIObjectPath object that is a reference to a class or to a namespace, as follows: If the filter specification covers lifecycle indications, the CMPIObjectPath object specifies the class path of the class for which lifecycle monitoring is required. Note that this class may be a subclass of the class specified in `className`, for example when the filter query constrains the class to be monitored using constructs such as the `ISA` operator of CQL. If the filter specification covers process indications, the CMPIObjectPath object specifies the namespace path of the origin namespace of the process indications.

Returns: CMPIStatus structure containing the function return status.

Errors

The function return status will indicate one of the following CMPIrc codes:

CMPI_RC_OK - Function successful.
CMPI_RC_ERR_NOT_SUPPORTED - Function is not supported by this MI.
CMPI_RC_ERR_ACCESS_DENIED - Not authorized.
CMPI_RC_ERR_INVALID_QUERY - Invalid query or too complex.
CMPI_RC_ERR_FAILED - Other error occurred.

Convenience Function: CMIndicationMIStub()

Incompatibility:: In CMPI 2.1, the rslt argument was added to the declaration of this function in the header file, in order to get the header files consistent with the CMPI Standard, which always had this argument documented. It is believed that this function could not have been used without that argument, and that users of the function would have added the argument already.

Deprecated:: This function is deprecated since CMPI 2.1, because the concept of indication polling has been deprecated in CMPI 2.1.

CMPIStatus(* CMPIIndicationMIFT::activateFilter)(CMPIIndicationMI *mi, const CMPIContext *ctx, const CMPISelectExp *filter, const char *className, const CMPIObjectPath *classPath, CMPIBoolean firstActivation)

Informs the MI that an indication filter has become active.

CMPIIndicationMIFT.activateFilter() informs the MI that the specified indication filter has become active. This function shall be called by the MB:

when a client creates a subscription to an indication filter, and
if persisted subscriptions are supported by the MB, for any persisted subscriptions to indication filters when the MB starts up.

An MB implementation is free to choose whether this function is called upon each subscription to a particular filter, or only upon the first subscription (see firstActivation). As a result, the MI will always be informed about the first activation of the filter after having been inactive, but has no guarantee to be informed about subsequent activations of the same filter.

Generally, MIs should disable the monitoring of any resources for indications if there is no interest in them. Consequently, in this function the MI needs to start the monitoring of any resources that trigger indications that are covered by the specified indication filter, during the first activation of the filter. For the concept of coverage of indications by an indication filter, see DSP1054.

Parameters

mi	Points to a CMPIIndicationMI structure.
ctx	Points to a CMPIContext object containing the context data for the invocation. If the filter is activated because a client creates a subscription to the filter, the client operation that creates the subscription determines the context data. If the filter is activated during MB startup on behalf of a persisted earlier subscription, the client operation that originally created the subscription determines the context data.
filter	Points to a CMPISelectExp object containing the filter specification defined by the indication filter that is activated.
className	class name extracted from the FROM-clause of the filter specification contained in `filter`. If the filter specification contains joins, it is undefined which of the joined classes is used for this argument.
classPath	Points to a CMPIObjectPath object that is a reference to a class or to a namespace, as follows: If the filter specification covers lifecycle indications, the CMPIObjectPath object specifies the class path of the class for which lifecycle monitoring is required. Note that this class may be a subclass of the class specified in `className`, for example when the filter query constrains the class to be monitored using constructs such as the `ISA` operator of CQL. If the filter specification covers process indications, the CMPIObjectPath object specifies the namespace path of the origin namespace of the process indications.
firstActivation	Set to true if this is the first activation of this indication filter after having been inactive, and is set to false otherwise.

Returns: CMPIStatus structure containing the function return status.

Errors

The function return status will indicate one of the following CMPIrc codes:

CMPI_RC_OK - Function successful.
CMPI_RC_ERR_NOT_SUPPORTED - Function is not supported by this MI, or filter is not supported by this MI.
CMPI_RC_ERR_ACCESS_DENIED - Not authorized. Note: This return code indicates general authorization related issues and does not specifically indicate that the filter itself would not be authorized.
CMPI_RC_ERR_INVALID_QUERY - Filter query is invalid or too complex.
CMPI_RC_ERR_FAILED - Other error occurred.

Convenience Function: CMIndicationMIStub()

CMPIStatus(* CMPIIndicationMIFT::deActivateFilter)(CMPIIndicationMI *mi, const CMPIContext *ctx, const CMPISelectExp *filter, const char *className, const CMPIObjectPath *classPath, CMPIBoolean lastDeActiviation)

Informs the MI that an indication filter has become inactive.

CMPIIndicationMIFT.deActivateFilter() informs the MI that the specified indication filter has become inactive. This function shall be called by the MB:

when a client deletes a subscription to an indication filter, and
for any existing subscriptions to indication filters, when the MB shuts down.

An MB implementation is free to choose whether this function is called for each deletion of a subscription to a particular filter, or only upon the last deletion (see lastDeActivation). As a result, the MI will always be informed about the last deactivation of the filter, but has no guarantee to be informed about prior deactivations of the same filter.

Generally, MIs should disable the monitoring of any resources for indications if there is no interest in them. Consequently, in this function the MI should stop the monitoring of any resources that trigger indications that are covered by the specified indication filter, during the last deactivation of the filter. For the concept of coverage of indications by an indication filter, see DSP1054.

Parameters

mi	Points to a CMPIIndicationMI structure.
ctx	Points to a CMPIContext object containing the context data for the invocation. If the filter is deactivated because a client deletes a subscription to the filter, the client operation that deletes the subscription determines the context data. If the filter is deactivated during MB shutdown, the client operation that originally created the subscription determines the context data.
filter	Points to a CMPISelectExp object containing the filter specification defined by the indication filter that is deactivated.
className	Class name extracted from the FROM-clause of the filter specification contained in the `filter` argument. If the filter specification contains joins, it is undefined which of the joined classes is used for this argument.
classPath	Points to a CMPIObjectPath object is a reference to a class or to a namespace, as follows: If the filter specification covers lifecycle indications, the CMPIObjectPath object specifies the class path of the class for which lifecycle monitoring is required. Note that this class may be a subclass of the class specified in `className`, for example when the filter query constrains the class to be monitored using constructs such as the `ISA` operator of CQL. If the filter specification covers process indications, the CMPIObjectPath object specifies the namespace path of the origin namespace of the process indications.
lastDeActiviation	Set to true if this is the last deactivation of this indication filter after having been active, and is set to false otherwise.

Returns: CMPIStatus structure containing the function return status.

Errors

The function return status will indicate one of the following CMPIrc codes:

CMPI_RC_OK - Function successful.
CMPI_RC_ERR_NOT_SUPPORTED - Function is not supported by this MI, or filter is not supported by this MI.
CMPI_RC_ERR_ACCESS_DENIED - Not authorized.
CMPI_RC_ERR_INVALID_QUERY - Filter query is invalid or too complex.
CMPI_RC_ERR_FAILED - Other error occurred.

Convenience Function: CMIndicationMIStub()

CMPIStatus(* CMPIIndicationMIFT::enableIndications)(CMPIIndicationMI *mi, const CMPIContext *ctx)

Informs the MI that the MB is now ready to process the delivery of indications.

CMPIIndicationMIFT.enableIndications() informs the MI that the MB is now ready to process the delivery of indications. This function is typically called when the MB is starting up its indication services (from either a permanent or temporary shutdown of its indication services).

The relative order in which an MB enables indications using this function and activates filters and filter collections is not defined. As a result, MIs need to track the readiness of the MB to process the delivery of indications and check that readiness before calling CMPIBrokerFT::deliverIndication().

Parameters

mi	Points to a CMPIIndicationMI structure.
ctx	Points to a CMPIContext object containing the context data for the invocation. There is no defined client operation that determines the context data. As a result, not all context data entries may be present.

Returns: CMPIStatus structure containing the function return status.

Errors

The function return status will indicate one of the following CMPIrc codes:

CMPI_RC_OK - Function successful.
CMPI_RC_ERR_NOT_SUPPORTED - Function is not supported by this MI.
CMPI_RC_ERR_FAILED - Other error occurred.

Convenience Function: CMIndicationMIStub()

CMPIStatus(* CMPIIndicationMIFT::disableIndications)(CMPIIndicationMI *mi, const CMPIContext *ctx)

Informs the MI that the MB is no longer ready to process the delivery of indications.

CMPIIndicationMIFT.disableIndications() informs the MI that the MB is no longer ready to process the delivery of indications. This function is typically called when the MB is shutting down its indication services either temporarily or permanently.

The relative order in which an MB disables indications using this function and deactivates filters and filter collections is not defined. As a result, MIs need to track the readiness of the MB to process the delivery of indications and check that readiness before calling CMPIBrokerFT::deliverIndication().

Parameters

mi	Points to a CMPIIndicationMI structure.
ctx	Points to a CMPIContext object containing the context data for the invocation. There is no defined client operation that determines the context data. As a result, not all context data entries may be present.

Returns: CMPIStatus structure containing the function return status.

Errors

The function return status will indicate one of the following CMPIrc codes:

CMPI_RC_OK - Function successful.
CMPI_RC_ERR_NOT_SUPPORTED - Function is not supported by this MI.
CMPI_RC_ERR_FAILED - Other error occurred.

Convenience Function: CMIndicationMIStub()

CMPIStatus(* CMPIIndicationMIFT::authorizeFilterCollection)(CMPIIndicationMI *mi, const CMPIContext *ctx, const CMPIInstance *collInst)

Verify whether an indication filter collection is supported by the MI.

CMPIIndicationMIFT.authorizeFilterCollection() shall verify whether an indication filter collection is supported by the MI.

An MB implementation is free to choose whether this function is called when the MB starts up independently of whether or not there are any subscriptions for the filter collection, or only when the first subscription to the filter collection is made.

In any case, for any particular filter collection this function is called on, it shall be called by the MB before CMPIIndicationMIFT.activateFilterCollection() is called for the first time on the same filter collection.

Parameters

mi	Points to a CMPIIndicationMI structure.
ctx	Points to a CMPIContext object containing the context data for the invocation. There is no defined client operation that determines the context data. As a result, not all context data entries may be present.
collInst	Points to a CMPIInstance object with the `CIM_FilterCollection` instance representing the indication filter collection. Note that the indication filter collection can be identified by inspecting the `CollectionName` property of this instance.

Returns: CMPIStatus structure containing the function return status.

Errors

The function return status will indicate one of the following CMPIrc codes:

CMPI_RC_OK - Function successful, filter collection is supported by the MI.
CMPI_RC_ERR_NOT_SUPPORTED - Function is not supported by this MI, or filter collection is not supported by this MI.
CMPI_RC_ERR_ACCESS_DENIED - Not authorized. Note: This return code indicates general authorization related issues and does not specifically indicate that the filter collection itself would not be authorized.
CMPI_RC_ERR_INVALID_PARAMETER - Invalid indication filter collection.
CMPI_RC_ERR_FAILED - Other error occurred.

Convenience Function: CMIndicationMIStub()

Addition:: Added in CMPI 2.1.

CMPIStatus(* CMPIIndicationMIFT::activateFilterCollection)(CMPIIndicationMI *mi, const CMPIContext *ctx, const CMPIInstance *collInst, CMPIBoolean firstActivation)

Informs the MI that an indication filter collection has become active.

CMPIIndicationMIFT.activateFilterCollection() informs the MI that the specified indication filter collection has become active. This function shall be called by the MB:

when a client creates a subscription to an indication filter collection, and
if persisted subscriptions are supported by the MB, for any persisted subscriptions to indication filter collections when the MB starts up.

An MB implementation is free to choose whether this function is called upon each subscription to a particular filter collection, or only upon the first subscription (see firstActivation).

As a result, the MI will always be informed about the first activation of the filter collection, but has no guarantee to be informed about subsequent activations of the same filter collection.

Generally, MIs should disable the monitoring of any resources for indications if there is no interest in them. Consequently, in this function the MI needs to start the monitoring of any resources that trigger indications that are covered by the specified indication filter collection, during the first activation of the filter collection. For the concept of coverage of indications by an indication filter collection, see DSP1054.

As described in DSP1054, a filter collection conceptually has members, but these members do not need to be instantiated using CIM. An MB shall handle subscriptions to a filter collection by calling CMPIIndicationMIFT.activateFilterCollection() for that filter collection; the MB shall not additionally call the activation functions for the individual members of the filter collection. The implementation of CMPIIndicationMIFT.activateFilterCollection() is responsible for activating the entire filter collection including all of its members (regardless of whether or not these members are instantiated using CIM).

Parameters

mi	Points to a CMPIIndicationMI structure.
ctx	Points to a CMPIContext object containing the context data for the invocation. If the filter collection is activated because a client creates a subscription to the filter collection, the client operation that creates the subscription determines the context data. If the filter collection is activated during MB startup on behalf of a persisted earlier subscription, the client operation that originally created the subscription determines the context data.
collInst	Points to a CMPIInstance object with the `CIM_FilterCollection` instance representing the indication filter collection. Note that the indication filter collection can be identified by inspecting the `CollectionName` property of this instance.
firstActivation	Set to true if this is the first activation of this indication filter collection after having been inactive, and is set to false otherwise

Returns: CMPIStatus structure containing the function return status.

Errors

The function return status will indicate one of the following CMPIrc codes:

CMPI_RC_OK - Function successful.
CMPI_RC_ERR_NOT_SUPPORTED - Function is not supported by this MI, or filter collection is not supported by this MI.
CMPI_RC_ERR_ACCESS_DENIED - Not authorized. Note: This return code indicates general authorization related issues and does not specifically indicate that the filter collection itself would not be authorized.
CMPI_RC_ERR_INVALID_PARAMETER - Invalid indication filter collection.
CMPI_RC_ERR_FAILED - Other error occurred.

Convenience Function: CMIndicationMIStub()

Addition:: Added in CMPI 2.1.

CMPIStatus(* CMPIIndicationMIFT::deActivateFilterCollection)(CMPIIndicationMI *mi, const CMPIContext *ctx, const CMPIInstance *collInst, CMPIBoolean lastDeActivation)

Informs the MI that an indication filter collection has become inactive.

CMPIIndicationMIFT.deActivateFilterCollection() informs the MI that the specified indication filter collection has become inactive. This function shall be called by the MB:

when a client deletes a subscription to an indication filter collection, and
for any existing subscriptions to indication filter collections when the MB shuts down.

This function is called either when a client deletes a subscription to an indication filter collection, or when the MB shuts down and deactivates a subscription.

An MB implementation is free to choose whether this function is called upon each deletion of a subscription to a particular filter collection, or only upon the last deletion (see lastDeActivation). As a result, the MI will always be informed about the last deactivation of the filter collection, but has no guarantee to be informed about prior deactivations of the same filter collection.

Generally, MIs should disable the monitoring of any resources for indications if there is no interest in them. Consequently, in this function the MI should stop the monitoring of any resources that trigger indications that are covered by the specified indication filter collection, during the last deactivation of the filter. For the concept of coverage of indications by an indication filter collection, see DSP1054.

As described in DSP1054, a filter collection conceptually has members, but these members do not need to be instantiated using CIM. An MB shall handle deletions to subscriptions to a filter collection by calling CMPIIndicationMIFT.deActivateFilterCollection() for that filter collection; the MB shall not additionally call the deactivation functions for the individual members of the filter collection. The implementation of CMPIIndicationMIFT.deActivateFilterCollection() is responsible for deactivating the entire filter collection including all of its members (regardless of whether or not these members are instantiated using CIM).

Parameters

mi	Points to a CMPIIndicationMI structure.
ctx	Points to a CMPIContext object containing the context data for the invocation. If the filter collection is activated because a client creates a subscription to the filter collection, the client operation that creates the subscription determines the context data. If the filter collection is activated during MB startup on behalf of a persisted earlier subscription, the client operation that originally created the subscription determines the context data.
collInst	Points to a CMPIInstance object with the `CIM_FilterCollection` instance representing the indication filter collection. Note that the indication filter collection can be identified by inspecting the `CollectionName` property of this instance.
lastDeActivation	Set to true if this is the last deactivation of this indication filter collection after having been active; set to false otherwise.

Returns: CMPIStatus structure containing the function return status.

Errors

The function return status will indicate one of the following CMPIrc codes:

CMPI_RC_OK - Function successful.
CMPI_RC_ERR_NOT_SUPPORTED - Function is not supported by this MI, or filter collection is not supported by this MI.
CMPI_RC_ERR_ACCESS_DENIED - Not authorized. Note: This return code indicates general authorization related issues and does not specifically indicate that the filter collection itself would not be authorized.
CMPI_RC_ERR_INVALID_PARAMETER - Invalid indication filter collection.
CMPI_RC_ERR_FAILED - Other error occurred.

Convenience Function: CMIndicationMIStub()

Addition:: Added in CMPI 2.1.

The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

cmpift.h

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