[SNMP4J] Using TableUtils to walk N entries?

[Frank Fock]

Hi Scott,

You can set the lower bound index when calling TableUtils.getTable.
In addition, you can set also an upper bound index.
To fetch only a specific number of rows, setting lower and
upper index bounds works only if the index is a
consecutively numbered scalar.

To support fetching row trunks of certain max. size of
N, you will have to write your own TableListener that
stops processing if N or more rows have been returned.

Regards,
Frank

On 05.03.2010 18:28, Scott MacKay wrote:
> Hi, I was trying to do something with the TableUtils and getTable...
> Is there a way to indicate a starting OID and collect up a specific number of return values as opposed to the entire contents?
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> I had though, but hoped either for a 'yeah should work' or 'try this' if anyone could...
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> My thought was writing a TableListener, maybe extend to hold a counter, and increment my count in the next() method, setting my finish state when I think I collected enough.  Would that work?
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> -Scott
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