This builds on the earlier work for namespace-aware parsing of <hello>, and is now ready for review.
It introduces a new RpcReply class that is used to parse <rpc-reply> messages (with some refactoring of the Hello class to tease out common code).
Instead of searching for the text <ok/> in the String response, NetconfSession now uses the methods in RpcReply to determine if a response is OK (similarly for warning and errors).
Existing tests passes (a few textual exception messages changed slightly, I don't think that is a problem), and this also runs a suite of tests on my local device too.
This builds on the earlier work for namespace-aware parsing of
<hello>, and is now ready for review.It introduces a new
RpcReplyclass that is used to parse<rpc-reply>messages (with some refactoring of theHelloclass to tease out common code).Instead of searching for the text
<ok/>in the String response,NetconfSessionnow uses the methods inRpcReplyto determine if a response is OK (similarly for warning and errors).Existing tests passes (a few textual exception messages changed slightly, I don't think that is a problem), and this also runs a suite of tests on my local device too.