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Pegasus CIM Object Broker Documentation
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Contents

o Introduction
o Objectives
o Overview
o Credits
o Pegasus Architecture
   o Design Goals
   o The Broker
   o Pegasus Providers.
   o Extension Services
   o Pegasus Clients.
   o Functional Flow
o Pegasus Components
   o Component Descriptions
   o Pegasus Directory Structure
o Pegasus Utilization
   o Pegasus Availability
   o Pegasus Installation
   o Pegasus Operation
   o Pegasus CIM Clients
   o Pegasus Providers
   o Pegasus MOF Compiler
o Programming Pegasus
   o CIM Objects in Pegasus
   o CIM Object Table
   o Class Definitions
o Pegasus Interfaces
   o CIM Operations over HTTP
   o Pegasus Client Interfaces
   o Pegasus Provider Interfaces
   o Pegasus Service Extension Interfaces
   o Repository Interfaces
o Writing Providers.
o Glossary
o Pegasus Code Examples
   o Client Examples
   o Client Coding Examples
   o Provider Coding Examples
o Document References
o Pegausus FAQ
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The Broker

The Common Information Model Object Broker (often known as the CIM Information manager or CIMOM) brokers CIM objects between a number of sources and destinations. A CIM object should be a representation, or model, of a managed resource, such as a printer, disk drive, or central processing unit (CPU). In the Pegasus implementation, CIM objects are represented internally as C++ classes. The CIMOM transfers information between WBEM clients, the CIM Object Manager Repository, and managed resources.

Alphabetic index Hierarchy of classes
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