[SNMP4J] Simple agent question

[Frank Fock]

Hi Charles,

SNMP4J-Agent supports both approaches you listed
below. The different instrumentation techniques
are explained in the
SNMP4J-Agent-Instrumentation-HowTo.pdf
which can be downloaded as part of AgenPro 2
from http://www.agentpp.com/agenpro2.zip

To update MIB (cache) data in in your SNMP4J-Agent,
use the MOScalar.setValue or MOMutableTableRow.setValue
methods.

To update the MIB cache when a SNMP request is
being processed, use the MOServer.addLookupListener.

Best regards,
Frank

Charles McParland wrote:
> Am new to SNMP4J and have a question about agent side
> design.  I'm using snmp to instrument a network simulation
> package and would like to add my own agents to the simulation
> code base.  Have been looking through the sample code in the
> dist. and things are starting to make sense.  But, I don't yet have
> a clear picture of how the agent framework connects to the
> remainder of the target code.
> 
> -Does the target environment call into the framework to
> store values, update rows, etc. for possible queries that
> might flow into the agent framework from the net?
> -Or, does the agent call into the target environment when
> is receives a particular query?
> 
> Code is well documented, if anyone can point to the appropriate
> classes, I'm guessing I can find the answer there.
> 
> Thanks,
> Chuck McP
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