ReleaseOp

This operation cancels an existing enumeration context early (that is, before the client has pulled all the incidents, and before the enumeration context has expired.)

You can use this operation to cancel an enumeration context from an enumerate operation. To cancel an enumeration context from a subscription operation, unsubscribe instead. (See UnsubscribeOp.)

Input

SOAP Body

Element wsen:Release (of anonymous type), which contains the subelement wsen:EnumerationContext of type wsen:EnumerationContextType.

wsen:EnumerationContext contains a string that identifies the enumeration context. Use a wsen:EnumerationContext that one of the following operations returns:

• EnumerateOp (see EnumerateOp)
• PullOp (see PullOp)

SOAP Header

• Element wsa:Action of type wsa:ActionType that contains the following string:

  http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/ws/2004/09/enumeration/Release

• Element wsman:ResourceURI of type wsman:AttributableURI

  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

• Optional element wsman:OperationTimeout of type wsman:AttributableDuration

  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.

Output

The SOAP body is empty.

Fault

If it cannot release the enumeration context, the service returns a fault according to the WS-Management standard.