There appears to be a problem with the get(int) accessor 
method on List objects implemented by MDR.

We have MOF modelled a RecordType class which has on 
ordered collection of RecordField.

This is correctly specified in the generated RecordType 
JMI interface as:

List getRecordFields();

The contract of the List's get(int index) method is that 
it should throw an IndexOutOfBoundsException under the 
following conditions:

if ((index < 0 ) || (index >= list.size()))
	throw new IndexOutOfBoundsException();

However for the underlying List implemented by MDR for a 
List defined in a JMI interface, the followwing occurs:

if (list.size() == 0)
	// throws Exceptions correctly

if ((list.size() > 0) && (index < 0))
	// Returns element #0

if ((list.size() > 0) && (index >= list.size()))
	// throws Exceptions correctly

For Example the following code will not throw an 
IndexOutOfBoundsException

...
...
// Create a RecordType object which aggregates a List of 
RecordFields
RecordType recordType = pkg.getRecordType
().createRecordType();
List fields = recordType.getRecordFields();

// Create some field Objects in the List
RecordField field = pkg.getRecordField().createRecordField
();
field.setName("First Field");
recordType.getRecordFields().add(field);

field = pkg.getRecordField().createRecordField();
field.setName("Second Field");
recordType.getRecordFields().add(field);

field = pkg.getRecordField().createRecordField();
field.setName("Third Field");
recordType.getRecordFields().add(field);

try {
     RecordField rf = (RecordField)fields.get(-1);
     fail("Failed to throw OOB Exception");
} catch (IndexOutOfBoundsException aioobe) {
     // OK
}