Capability IDs defined in Java SDK?

Question

The Java toolkit for the Oracle Calendar SDK includes
the method Session.getCapabilities(), which can be used to
query the calendar server for its capabilities: version,
authentication methods supported, and so on.
This method accepts a "capabilityID" integer parameter, which
presumably corresponds to the list of ten capability IDs identified
in the header file "ctapi.h" in the C toolkit, which are defined as
constant whose names begin with "CAPI_CAPAB_"...
While the status codes and flags in the C toolkit are correspondingly
defined as constants in the Java toolkit - in the Api class - the
capability IDs do not seem to have been defined there.
(At least, these capability IDs aren't listed in the JavaDocs at
http://download-west.oracle.com/docs/cd/B13866_01/calendar.904/b10973/toc.htm
and using the "Api.CAPI_CAPAB_VERSION" capability ID in a
call to Session.getCapabilities() generates a
'CAPI_STAT_API_FLAGS' (i.e. bad flags) Exception.)
If these capability IDs actually aren't yet defined in the Java toolkit, it
would be a convenience if they could be added in a future revision.

Answer 1

I just filed a TAR report on a bug with the Java getCapabilities() call.
The JavaDocs say that the arguments are:
getCapabilities(int in_flags,int in_capabilityID)
However, these appear to be reversed. The getCapabilities() call appears to want
getCapabilities(int in_capabilityID,int in_flags)
Also, the various capabilities are defined as Api.CAPI_CAPAB_AUTH etc.
The following works for me:
mySession.getCapabilities(Api.CAPI_CAPAB_AUTH,
Api.CAPI_FLAG_NONE));