.NET API does wrong serialization? cDOT (ontap-8-2-2.dll, ontap-8-3.dll)

Ricardo2F06FA — Thu, 05 Jun 2025 04:17:19 GMT

Hello,

i have a problem to filter the resultset with the .NET implementation of the API.

when i try to filter the QTree result with:

NaFiler filer = new NaFiler("Server");

filer.Protocol = ServerProtocol.HTTPS;

filer.Credentials = new System.Net.NetworkCredential(@"…");

filer.ForceUseUnsecure = true;

var rObj = (new NetApp.Filer.Cluster.Qtree.QtreeListIter() { Query = new NetApp.Filer.Cluster.Qtree.QtreeInfo() { Volume = "server_prj01" } }).Invoke(filer);

i get all qtrees from all volumes because the .NET API does a wrong serialization.

this is what the .NET API sent to the Server: (missing <qtree-info> tag)

<qtree-list-iter>
  <query>
    <id p3:nil="true" xmlns:p3="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" />
    <volume>server_prj01</volume>
  </query>
</qtree-list-iter>

but the API must send something like this: (this works as expected with zapi explorer)

<qtree-list-iter>
  <query>
    <qtree-info>
      <volume>server_prj01</volume>
    </qtree-info>
  </query>
</qtree-list-iter>

is this a known problem? is there a workaround or update planed?

thank you

Re: .NET API does wrong serialization? cDOT (ontap-8-2-2.dll, ontap-8-3.dll)

rtoubali — Wed, 10 Jun 2015 12:59:24 GMT

Hi there,

how does the header llook like? I would like to understand which libraries you are using.

e.g.:

using System;
using System.Text;
using System.Collections.Generic;

using NetApp.Manage;

[...]

###

or e.g.

using NetApp;
using NetApp.Filer;
using NetApp.Filer.System;

Thank you,

Rabé

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