This operation returns an enumeration context, which you can then use with the PullOp operation to get batches of incidents from the service. You can specify a filter, so that the enumeration context contains only specific incidents.
SOAP Body
Element Enumerate of type wsen:Enumerate. This element can contain the following subelements:
Contains a duration, for which the client requires the enumeration context. If you omit this subelement, the service uses the value of the EnumerationExpiration parameter on the management server. If you specify a duration that exceeds the value of the EnumerationExpirationMaximum parameter, the service uses the value of SubscriptionExpirationMaximum instead. (See Service Configuration.)
Filter attribute
Dialect
must have the following value:
http://schemas.hp.com/opr/ws/ServiceOperation/IncidentManagement/1/IncidentFilter
Filter must contain the subelement incFil:IncidentEnumerationFilter of type incFil:IncidentEnumerationFilter. IncidentEnumerationFilter can contain any of the following subelements:
The service enumerates incidents that match the contents of the incFil:IncidentEnumerationFilter subelements that you specify. For more details on incident attributes, see Incident to Message Mappings.
If you omit Filter, the service enumerates all incidents that have the status open or work in progress.
SOAP Header
Contains a string that identifies the resource type. You can use the element wsa:ReferenceParameters/wsman:ResourceURI from an element of type wsa:EndPointReferenceType.
Alternatively, create a wsman:ResourceURI element that contains the following string:
http://schemas.hp.com/ism/ServiceOperation/IncidentManagement/1/Incident
Contains a maximum duration within which you expect the service to respond. On an HPOM for UNIX management server, the service returns a TimedOut fault if it cannot respond in time.
For an example, see Enumerate Request SOAP Envelope Example.
The SOAP body contains an element wsen:EnumerateResponse (of anonymous type), which contains the following subelements:
Contains a duration, for which the enumeration context is valid. You can use the ReleaseOp operation to cancel the enumeration context early. (See ReleaseOp.)
Contains a string that identifies the enumeration context. Use wsen:EnumerationContext with the PullOp operation to get batches of incidents from the service. (See PullOp.)
For an example, see Enumerate Response SOAP Envelope Example.
If it cannot return the enumeration context, the service returns a fault according to the WS-Management standard.