Re: Traps generation using notification.c model and Win32

On Thu, 2005-12-01 at 10:46 -0800, xxx yyy wrote:

> notification.c documentation says: When this module is compiled into the 
> agent (run configure with --with-mib-modules="examples/notification") ...

The "configure" script is the mechanism used on Unix-based (and
Unix-like) systems to add a new MIB module to the agent.

The equivalent process for Windows systems (using Visual C++)
is described in the file README.win32 - under the heading
"Extending the Agent".
  (This is written with reference to mib2c output, but the same
procedure holds for Net-SNMP-supplied non-default MIB modules).


So instead of adding "my.h" and "my.c", you'd add notification.h
and notification.c to the project.

Instead of adding
        #include "mibgroup/my.h"
you'd add
        #include "mibgroup/examples/notification.h"

And instead of adding
        if (should_init("my")) init_my();
you'd add
        if (should_init("notification")) init_notification();


Dave


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