> ip = floatingIpApi.create();
> + if(ip == null){
> + throw new InsufficientResourcesException();
> + }
And therein lies the million dollar question! Because most of the code to
allocate, based on "listed" IP's, is inside the catch I left it there and I
think it makes sense to do so. Should something pop we'd like a
last-effort-attempt to allocate an IP by iterating through the listed IP's.
This code is basically a short-circuit to get us there should the call to
".create()" give us a null. Why the call to ".create()" returns null (though I
don't believe for all cases/providers) but the call to ".list()" succeeds ...
I've no idea.
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