Hi,
I've (and another collegue) have contributed the snmp adaptor.
The trapd is more like a debugging aid - it logs traps.
The SnmpAgent driven by configuration files maps Notification to SNMP traps and can be
used for monitoring. We have used it to develop simple/custom MIBs and monitor things
Bit to late for a reply!
We've created an extensible JCA adapter that accepts JMX plugins for different
underlying protocols, like SNMP, telnet, http, shell scripts, etc.
Those plugins, in turn, can be either hand coded, or there is a GUI and a template
based code generator that helps you custo
Currently SnmpAgent subscribes/unsubscribes for notifications during start()/stop()
and it requires that the target mbeans are present.
The closest you can get is start SnmpAgent first and use a "depends" clause in his
mbean descriptor, so that it starts immediatelly after the target mbeans. Thi
(I moved this here from the Developer's list, Dimitris Andreadis)
When SnmpAgent is loaded in JBoss it read 3 files (managers.xml,
notifications.xml and mbeans.xml).
However, at that moment our application services haven't been
loaded by JBoss yet. As a result, I cannot specify these
services in
