#38 creating top-level namespace creates a two-deep level

[Norm Paxton]

Create a top-level namespace (ie 'test1') causes the
following namespace to be created: test1/test1

You can create this namespace with owmofc -c or with
owcreatenamespace

both of these will create the namespace as a two-level
namespace (both first and second level of same name)

[Norm Paxton]

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owdelnamespace also performs similarly - for 'owdelnamespace
-n test1' it tries to delete namespace test1/test1

[J. Bart Whiteley]

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This problem was caused by having CIM_Namespace present in
the Interop schema, but not CIM_NamespaceInManager. Because
CIM_NamespaceInManager was not present, it fell back to the
old __Namespace class. In the createInstance() method
within OW_NameSpace.cpp, we find this for some reason:

newName = newName.substring(newName.indexOf('=') + 1);
String newNameSpace = ns;
newNameSpace += "/";
newNameSpace += newName;

By adding CIM_NamespaceInManager to the Interop schema, the
problem goes away, but I'm not sure what the code above was
ever supposed to do.

[Kevin Harris]

The code still exists, but is now in src/providers/cpp/instance/OW_NameSpace/OW_NameSpaceProvider.cpp.

And I'm not sure what it was supposed to do either or if it safe to remove.