That would be great, but from looking at the javadoc, I don't see
how to do that.
Could somebody please let me know how I would change the community
name of MOServer object, assuming that's how I would accomplish a
change of community name?
Thanks.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No, I meant that you can change the objects
that are modified with the properties after
that modification programmatically at any time.
Best regards,
Frank
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Could you clarify? Are you saying: read the prop file, change
whatever props I need to, then use it in the AgentConfigManager
constructor?
That will work before the AgentConfigManager is created, but is
there a way to change parameters (such as community name) after it
has been constructed?
Thanks.
Frank Fock wrote:
Hi Jeff,
You can overwrite the settings from the property
file programatically at any time after it has been read.
Best regards,
Frank
Jeff Ramin wrote:
Hi folks.
I've written an agent (embedded within an application) based on
the SampleAgent that you get with the snmp4j-agent code.
This agent uses a property file for configuring the agent (an
MOInputFactory
is created using a PropertyMOInput object; the MOInputFactory is
then used
in the constructor of AgentConfigManager).
This is ok, except I want to be able to set some of those
properties programmatically. For example, the community name for
the agent.
Is there a way to use the property file for setting most
parameters, but overriding one or more after the fact?
Thanks!
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