[Wbemservices-development] Can't get properties from instances when querying Suse 10.1

[Raymond I. <sor...@gm...>]

 I've been able to talk to several machines around here, most running
Pegasus. But I set up a Suse 10.1 box running owcimomd (apparently
based on OpenWBEM, with owc's SMASH providers). I'm trying to classify
instances by CreationClassName, but I can't seem to get them the same
way as other CIMOM's I've been talking to.

 Here's what I'm doing:

                // Do a deep enumeration of the instances of the class
            	e = cc.enumerateInstances(cop, false, true, true, true, null);

            	// Will print out all the instances of the class and its
subclasses.
            	while (e.hasMoreElements()) {
            		CIMInstance inst = (CIMInstance)e.nextElement();
            		System.out.println(inst.getName());
            		CIMProperty ccname = inst.getProperty("CreationClassName");
            		if (null == ccname) {
                           System.out.println("Whoa, no CreationClassName!");
                	}
                        //CIMProperty[] props = inst.getProperties();
            		Enumeration props = inst.getProperties().elements();
            		while (props.hasMoreElements()) {
            			CIMProperty cur_prop = (CIMProperty) props.nextElement();
            			System.out.print(cur_prop.getName().toString()+ " - ");
            			if (cur_prop.getValue() != null) {
            				System.out.print(cur_prop.getValue().toString());
            			} else {
            				System.out.print(" NULL VALUE ");
            			}
            			if (cur_prop.isKey()) {
            				System.out.print(" - key!");
            			}
            			System.out.println("");
            		}
            	}

 Indeed, instances that show up with properties in, say, SNIA's
cimbrowser don't show *any* properties when queried by this code. A
few of them do, say:

OMC_SystemTimeService
SystemCreationClassName - "OMC_UnitaryComputerSystem" - key!
SystemName - "svdevsuse101.prodti.compuware.com" - key!
CreationClassName - "OMC_SystemTimeService" - key!
Name - "timeservice" - key!

But, for example:

OMC_SyslogNGRecordLog
Whoa, no CreationClassName!

 Note, no properties listed. I'm somewhat confused. Like I said, this
works against other machines (e.g. an Itanium HP-UX box running HP's
WBEM providers). Any ideas or suggestions?