Brocade switches SMI-S compliant?

I'm piecing together a project using the SMI-S specification as a basis for
what I want to accomplish. A part of this project will be to do zoning
operations on an FC fabric based on Brocade switches. A google search
indicates that Brocade is commited to delivering products adhering to the
SMI-S spec. However, when I tried to find to find any more specific
information by searching www.brocade.com for the keyword SMI-S, 0 hits was
returned. Brocade have a Fabric API with developer program, but I couldn't
find any more information except to request to become such a partner, which
is probably not what I want to do anyway.

I have to admit I haven't read all of the SMI-S specification, but it seems
zoning operations are part of it. If so, and Brocade does in fact support
SMI-S, there shouldn't be anything else to it, or should it? I'll just have
an SMI-S compliant application running on a management server issuing the
relevant calls to the switch(es) over an IP network. Something tells me it
won't be quite so easy. Any pointers would be appreciated.
/charles