Ha! It may just be the inverse to you, but it‘s a very specific [Linksys router] MIB we‘re dealing with here and it would at least seem to be very different from what I am trying to do (which is to pool information from within a Java/Struts web application and fire off SNMP Traps to one or more Network Monitoring Tools when certain application threshholds or error conditions occur.
Now, I used to fool around with SNMP many many years ago in another squiggly bracket language which ryhmes with "EEEEEE" (which best expresses my sense of frustration at the moment), but I guess I am just rusty enough when it comes to SNMP, BER, and all of those other cute little acronyms that the prospect of inverting this example seems a little bit daunting to say the least.
I guess what I am trying to say without sounding too stupid or rude is that what I really need at this point is a sort of Java based Hello SNMP World Agent application. So, I did a little poking around however and discovered some other example Java SNMP sources (as well as complete libraries, etc.) which might provide a slightly better paddle for the creek I am attempting to float around in :
Thanks again though!...
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SNMP4J - The Object Oriented SNMP (Agent) API for Java)
http://www.snmp4j.org/-------------
Westhawk software engineers
open source ‘think-tank‘
SNMP Stack in Java - A lightweight SNMP stack in Java, with Java applet, application and servlet examples.
http://www.westhawk.co.uk/resources/tank.html-------------
JAgentX - A Java-based AgentX Implementation
J.AgentX is a portable, lightweight implementation of the AgentX protocol for SNMP Agent Extensibility. This Java-based package was developed at the University of Coimbra, Portugal. It is freely available and consists of two major components:
o an SNMP eXtensible Agent;
o and an AgentX-API for development of SNMP subagents.
http://eden.dei.uc.pt/agentx/-------------
JoeSNMP - joeSNMP is an open-source Java SNMP class library published under the LGPL.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/joesnmp-------------
List of all things SNMP (etc.)
http://www.snmplink.org/Tools.html
