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Subject: [edk2-devel] Redfishlib: How does it work?
Date: Mon, 19 Aug 2024 12:04:36 +0000 [thread overview]
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Hello everyone,
I am trying to develop Redfish on my platform. I got a few questions about the development process of Redfish.
- Studying the libraries I see this RedfishLib which provides some API's but there isn't much specification on how to implement these APIs. My guess is I should start with the RedfishCreateService? But this needs a REDFISH_CONFIG_SERVICE_INFORMATION structure to have its RedfishServiceRestExHandle initialized. How is this going to work? My guess is by using OpenProtocol?
- Since i was trying to use the provided Redfishlib I realized I need to call the RedfishConfigHandlerDriver driver to call a callback function whenever the gEdkIIRedfishConfigHandlerProtocolGuid gets installed and then execute the RedfishConfigHandlerInitialization and then I would have the gRedfishConfigData.RedfishServiceInfo filled out with the instance so I could eventually use this function RedfishCreateService (this is my assumption even though I highly doubt it would be correct). But the problem is that there are NO drivers installing the gEdkIIRedfishConfigHandlerProtocolGuid protocol. In fact the function registered to this protocol tries to locate it. What driver is going to install this protocol? I know the callback function gets called even if no driver installs the protocol but what is the point if there is no drivers installing that protocol?
Thanks,
Memristor
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