If you're reading this, it means the very basic skeleton of the Python OpenLMI
provider has been successfully created. There is certain amount of work needed
to be done manually as Developer Assistant provides no wizard that will help
you to generate fully working provider.

 1. Prepare your model and create corresponding MOF files

 2. Update your python sources either manually or using the attached script.
    A script "gen_code.sh" in the tools/ directory is provided for convenience
    and recreates all Python source files for classes found in the MOF files.

    It has few limitations though, such as it needs to be run as root and
    a CIMOM should be running. This is due to MOF files being registered
    in order to be able to generate source (skeleton) files. This is not however
    needed for the very basic example case, the OpenLMI devassistant templates
    are pre-generated and ready to use. Note that the script overwrites files
    without asking.

    The script optionally takes one argument of project name used in generated
    files. When run with no argument, a template mode is assumed and placeholders
    are used (to be processed by the devassistant project creation mode).
    A LMI_CIMOM_USERNAME and LMI_CIMOM_PASSWORD env. variables are used for MOF
    files registration.

 3. Check the path in the .reg file, located in the "mof" subdirectory. A guess
    of python site-packages path is made during creation, though it might be
    necessary to tweak it in some environments.

 4. Run "python setup.py install --root /" under root to install your provider.

 5. In the "mof" directory register the MOF files using a similar command like
    this (needs root privileges):
     # openlmi-mof-register register -v 0.0.1 60_LMI_MyProject.mof MyProject.reg

 6. Restart your CIMOM and check the result!