3 Replies Latest reply on May 11, 2002 3:35 AM by juha

    supporting SNMP and  RMI Adaptor

      I was wondering about the best approach to follow when a MBean has to be accessed through the SNMP adaptor and RMI adaptor.

      Assume that "ProductA" has to be managed through SNMP and RMI. For SNMP I would define a MIB, compile and generate the skeleton code. Basically the MIB compiler generates bunch of MBeans.

      I was thinking that here create another Standard MBean and "feed" the SNMP skeleton by accessing the Standard MBean.

      Hope the question is clear.
      I was wondering about others opinion.

      - Palani

        • 1. Re: supporting SNMP and  RMI Adaptor

          yes, sounds like the approach JDMK SNMP adaptor takes.

          Although the additional MIB compile process can be a bit cumbersome (like EJB compile) so I think a more user friendly approach would be a runtime "compile" and skeleton generation.

          Plan on doing an SNMP Adaptor? In Open Source? :)

          -- Juha

          • 2. Re: supporting SNMP and  RMI Adaptor

            > yes, sounds like the approach JDMK SNMP adaptor
            > takes.
            Juha, Yes my question was with reference to the JDMK SNMP mibgen and SNMP adaptor.

            So you think this approach is okay but not elegant?

            > Although the additional MIB compile process can be a
            > bit cumbersome (like EJB compile) so I think a more
            > user friendly approach would be a runtime "compile"
            > and skeleton generation.
            Can you please explain me more on this?

            >
            > Plan on doing an SNMP Adaptor? In Open Source? :)
            No, not planning to write an SNMP Adaptor. If I write one, defineitely I will make it an open source.


            > -- Juha

            • 3. Re: supporting SNMP and  RMI Adaptor

              > > yes, sounds like the approach JDMK SNMP adaptor takes.
              > Juha, Yes my question was with reference to the JDMK
              > SNMP mibgen and SNMP adaptor.
              >
              > So you think this approach is okay but not elegant?

              yep

              -- Juha