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Programming Mapping Tool for CIM to Java

A tool capable of mapping all the CIM objects to their equivalent Java objects using Java source code based on the CIM Class definitions.

Date Posted: October 16, 2008

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1. I have many MOF files to parse. Must I type the MOF files from the Jacim command line one by one?

You can do that. But a quicker way is to write a new MOF file that include all the other MOF files. Then you can specify the new MOF file's name in the command line. That makes the parsing much easier.

2. I generated the code and integrated the code into my project. But I cannot connect to CIMOM. What should I do?

Jacim can be used in two ways to configure the CIMOM connection:

The second way is suggested. After you set the location, if connection does not work, an exception will be thrown; you can check the reason for failure there.

3. Where can I get more information about this tool?

In the download package, there is a document named "The guide for Jacim." This document contains not only all the major features, but also every detailed step of installing, integrating, and using this tool. You can find answers to most of your questions there.

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