See: Description
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| MibContext |
A MIB symbol context.
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| FileLocation |
A file location.
|
| Mib |
An SNMP MIB module.
|
| MibbleBrowser |
A program for browsing MIB files in a GUI.
|
| MibblePrinter |
A program that parses and prints a MIB file.
|
| MibbleValidator |
A program that parses and validates a MIB file.
|
| MibImport |
A MIB import list.
|
| MibLoader |
A MIB loader.
|
| MibLoaderLog |
A MIB loader log.
|
| MibMacroSymbol |
A MIB macro symbol.
|
| MibSymbol |
A MIB symbol.
|
| MibType |
The base MIB type class.
|
| MibTypeSymbol |
A MIB type symbol.
|
| MibTypeTag |
A MIB type tag.
|
| MibValue |
The base MIB value class.
|
| MibValueSymbol |
A MIB value symbol.
|
| MibWriter |
A MIB output stream writer.
|
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| MibException |
A MIB exception.
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| MibLoaderException |
A MIB loader exception.
|
Provides the SNMP MIB file loading and validation classes. A
MIB file is loaded with the
MibLoader class. The
contents of the MIB file are hereafter accessed with the
Mib class. Below follows a
simple example of loading a MIB file:
MibLoader loader = new MibLoader();
Mib mib;
try {
mib = loader.load(<inputfile>);
} catch (FileNotFoundException e) {
System.err.println(e.getMessage());
} catch (MibLoaderException e) {
e.getLog().printTo(System.err);
}
A Mib consists of a set of
MibSymbols. There are
two types of symbols, one representing a MIB value assignment
(MibValueSymbol)
and one representing a MIB type assignment
(MibTypeSymbol).
In most normal usage (i.e. with SNMP), only the value symbols are
of interest. Below follows a simple example printing all the
value symbols in a loaded MIB file:
Iterator iter = mib.getAllSymbols().iterator();
MibSymbol symbol;
while (iter.hasNext()) {
symbol = (MibSymbol) iter.next();
if (symbol instanceof MibValueSymbol) {
System.out.println(symbol.toString());
}
}
A MIB value symbol contains a name, a
MibType, and a
MibValue. The type
symbols only contain a name and a type. There are several
different types and value implementations, present in the
net.percederberg.mibble.snmp,
net.percederberg.mibble.type, and
net.percederberg.mibble.value packages.