Array-user questions - re-asking

Vinh Nguyen <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.network.net-snmp.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi all,

If anyone has a clue abt this could you please give me a pointer?
I am using code generated by array-user mib2c to implement an snmp table.

1- QUESTION 1:
In initializing the table, this section sets up the callback containter
//*******************************
cb.get_value = mysnmpTable_get_value;
cb.container = netsnmp_container_find("mysnmpTable_primary:"
                                       "icesnmpTable:"
                                       "table_container");
netsnmp_table_container_register(my_handler, table_info, &cb,
                                  cb.container, 1);
//*******************************

My question is about the net_container_find function call. Does it
matter what string I give to it? Does it have to be in this exact
structure:
"{tablename}_primary:"
"{tablename}:"
"table_container"

If I register two different tables, and give the same input in this
function call, would that screw things up?


2- QUESTION 2:
My snmp table is used in implementing an agentx subagent. As the agent 
does not have to handle SET requests, in my mib files I set the table 
entries to "read-only".

As a result variables like
cb.create_row, cb.delete_row ... are not set on table initialization in
the generated code. Does this affect the agent's ability to
create/add/delete row by itself, internally?

I assume that it should still be possible to do so internally using
macros like CONTAINER_FIND/INSERT/REMOVE, even if the mib nodes are read
only, is that correct?

Lots of thanks,
Vinh



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