Re: Generating SNMP traps from Java Application

2016-06-20 Thread girish kulkarni
Mark Masterson compuserve.com> writes: > > Hi Swarna, > > Ah, fantastic. Swarna, I've been meaning to get to your mail (to me > directly) for about a week now, but I wanted to "cc" my reply to the > log4j list, since most of your questions are generic log4j questions, > and not specific to

Re: Generating SNMP traps from Java Application

2006-02-13 Thread Swarna Mani
Mark, Thanks so much for taking time to answer all my questions. I will try the same and get back to you. -- Swarna - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Generating SNMP traps from Java Application

2006-02-13 Thread Mark Masterson
Ouch. Thanks for the vote of confidence, there, Elijah. FWIW, I've avoided implementing a TrapSender for the Snmp4j libary (although I find it otherwise quite cool) because it's limited to JDK 1.4, and that breaks with the design goals of log4j itself (at least up until "the release previousl

Re: Generating SNMP traps from Java Application

2006-02-13 Thread Mark Masterson
Hi Swarna, Ah, fantastic. Swarna, I've been meaning to get to your mail (to me directly) for about a week now, but I wanted to "cc" my reply to the log4j list, since most of your questions are generic log4j questions, and not specific to the SNMPTrapAppender. (http://www.m2technologies.net/a

Re: Generating SNMP traps from Java Application

2006-02-13 Thread Swarna Mani
Thanks Heri! I will try the same. -- Swarna - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Generating SNMP traps from Java Application

2006-02-13 Thread Swarna Mani
Thanks, I will look into the same. Elijah Baley hotmail.com> writes: > > There is such a logger called (if I remember correctly) JoeSNMPTrapAppender. > However, look into using SNMP4J (www.snmp4j.org - open source) and implement > your own appender... >

RE: Generating SNMP traps from Java Application

2006-02-13 Thread Bender Heri
Hi You configure in the xml file a separate logger with the appropriate SNMP appender and name it i.e. like "MySNMPLogger". In the java code you instatiate this logger like this: Logger mySNMPLogger = Logger.getLogger( "MySNMPLogger" ). This instance is then used for the SNMP traps, other ins

Re: Generating SNMP traps from Java Application

2006-02-12 Thread Elijah Baley
There is such a logger called (if I remember correctly) JoeSNMPTrapAppender. However, look into using SNMP4J (www.snmp4j.org - open source) and implement your own appender... - Original Message - From: "Swarna Mani" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Sent: Monday, February 13, 2006 04:33 Subjec