Re: concept like "container" and "helpers"

2009/4/10 sanjaykumar : > Is there particular stages (kind of state machine) of different >   "*chain* of handlers". I'm sorry - I don't understand what you're asking here. > How does we come to know which handlers need to "USE" The easiest approach is to use "mib2c" to generate the template co

Re: concept like "container" and "helpers"

Fair enough on "helpers" I am looking for  some more clarification. Is there particular stages (kind of state machine) of different   "*chain* of handlers". How does we come to know which handlers need to "USE" Could you explain me a little bit about the "handler concept" Thanks and Best Rega

Re: concept like "container" and "helpers"

2009/4/9 sanjaykumar : > Now we can go ahead with "Helpers" concept. OK. It's time for your history lesson Way back in the mists of time, when the first Net-SNMP release was made, one of the most obvious changes from the previous UCD (v4) code was the introduction of "MIB handlers". At fi

Re: concept like "container" and "helpers"

Thaks a lot Dave. Yes, I got the general understanding of "container". I am really happy. Now we can go ahead with "Helpers" concept. Sanjay Dave Shield wrote: > Hold on - you're rushing ahead a bit. > You started by saying that you didn't > understand the concepts of "container" and "helper".

Re: concept like "container" and "helpers"

Hold on - you're rushing ahead a bit. You started by saying that you didn't understand the concepts of "container" and "helper". I've tried to explain what a "container" is (in fairly general terms). Are you happy with that now? Note that I'm not asking whether you're comfortable with how to *u

Re: concept like "container" and "helpers"

Can I this is the flow of updation of container : 1) release_cached_resources(): cache_handler.c 2) cache_timer:start: loading cache 3) helper:cache_handler:  loaded Am I right ? Does "helper" provide the cache functionalities ? Can we  implement the enterprise mib without help of CONTAIN

Re: concept like "container" and "helpers"

2009/4/9 sanjaykumar : > But what happen when the "subsystem" data is updated ? > How agent table "Container" Data structure will be updated ? That's up to the agent. Typically, the agent will use a cache timeout to decide whether to keep using the local copy of the data. Once this timeout has

Re: concept like "container" and "helpers"

bsystem" ? Thanks and Best Regards, Sanjay kumar Dave Shield wrote: 2009/4/9 sanjaykumar :              Net-snmp introduce the some of the concept  like "container" and "helpers" in latest version. I am really struggling to get HOLD on these concepts.

Re: concept like "container" and "helpers"

2009/4/9 sanjaykumar : >              Net-snmp introduce the some of the concept  like > "container" and "helpers" in latest version. > I am really struggling to get HOLD on these concepts. Ok - I'll have a stab. Let's take "container"

concept like "container" and "helpers"

Hi All, Net-snmp introduce the some of the concept like "container" and "helpers" in latest version. I am looking the "version 5.4.2.1" and I am really struggling to get HOLD on these concepts. I am not getting any proper TUTORIAL on these topics.