Has anyone written an SNMP appender? I'd be interested in one. If there isn't one
available I might pick away at it.
Craig
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>Has anyone written an SNMP appender? I'd be interested in one. If
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> >Has anyone written an SNMP appender? I'd be interested in one. If
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I've been using it for a while. Its pretty good.
Peter
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Hi Thomas,
That's purty! :-) I'll add it and list you as author/contributor. I am reluctant to
just kill the #setSysUpTime method/property, for backwards compatibility reasons, but
I did deprecate it, and modify the appender to use the resolver's value whenever the
sysUpTime property is n
Add interface:
public abstract interface SysupTimeResolver {
public abstract long getSysupTime();
}
Add the following to SNMPAppender:
private static final SysupTimeResolver DEFAULT_SYSUP_TIME_RESOLVER =
new SysupTimeResolver() {
long time = System.currentTimeMillis
and of course, remove the setSysupTime() etc. This is rarely used
anyway since one generally don't want to keep track of actual appenders and
specially not in form of their types (in this case SNMPAppender).
--
Thomas
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