def config_data
      return Response.new :code => 1, :message => 'VM does not exist' unless @vm.exists?

      conf_file_response = @vm.conf_file
      return conf_file_response unless conf_file_response.successful?

      @conf_file_location = conf_file_response.data

      Response.new :code => 0, :data => parse_vm_config_file
    end
def config_data
      return Response.new :code => 1, :message => 'VM does not exist' unless @vm.exists?

      conf_file_response = @vm.conf_file
      return conf_file_response unless conf_file_response.successful?

      @conf_file_location = conf_file_response.data

      Response.new :code => 0, :data => parse_vm_config_file
    end
Internal: Creates a new VMConfiguration object.  This accepts a VM object

 vm - An instance of VM

 Examples:

   Fission::VMConfiguration.new @my_vm

 Returns a new VMConfiguration object
 Internal: Gathers the the configuration data for the VM.  This essentially
 parses the key/value pairs from the configuration file (.vmx) into a Hash.

 Exaples:

   @vm_config.config_data.data
   # => { 'memsize' => '384', 'ethernet0.present' => 'TRUE',... }

 Returns a Response object with the result.
 If successful, the Response's data attribute will be a Hash.  All keys and
 values are represented as a String (even when the value in the
 configuration file is 'TRUE').  If a value is an empty string in the
 configuration file, it will be represented in the Hash as an empty String.
 If there is an error, an unsuccessful Response will be returned.