Ingo wrote: > > And that's obviously a flattened BMessage! > Well, that is not very surprising, as you're supposed to get a > BMessage. Hey, it's from the C function, not the C++ interface :-) > > So, the kernel *is* able to produce flattened BMessages! > So what does that mean? I guess, that I can neither implement BQuery > nor > the node monitoring functions until there is a kernel that provides > some > functionality for that pupose. :-( The storage kit doesn't have anything to do with node monitoring - it just calls the kernel functions which are doing that stuff. But you can already implement most of the BQuery stuff - just live query updates will be missing, but you can also write most of that code, too, since the most part is kernel related. Anyway, you're doing such a great job at the Storage Kit, you should not be surprised that there isn't that much left to do ;-)) Adios... Axel.