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On Wed, 2005-12-14 at 12:44 +0530, Ravi Kumar wrote:
> > How does this information get passed between the process and the
> > agent? Does the agent contact the process when it receives a
> > request, or does the process know about the SNMP agent (and inform
> > it when it start up)?
> Ans: We are making use of the message queue to which the message is
> passed on.
> Agent will be waiting for the message. Once the message is received
> then the agent should act accordingly(i.e row addition and row
> deletion).
That's a message passed from the underlying process to the agent,
yes? In which case, the agent can call the appropriate "create_row"
routine when it receives this message, and populate the new row
accordingly.
I'd probably be inclined to suggest that you use the 'table_container'
helper for this situation (although several of the others - table_data,
table_dataset, or MfD would be perfectly suitable as well).
Dave
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