Module org.snmp4j
Package org.snmp4j.smi
package org.snmp4j.smi
Provides classes for the representation of SMIv1/v2 data types (which also
includes some basic ASN.1 primitive data types).

The org.snmp4j.smi
classes are capable of BER encoding and
decoding themselves to/from a byte stream. In addition, the SMI data type
classes provide convenient functions for manipulating their content.
The VariantVariable
is a special class that can be
used in command responder applications to intercept access to
a SMI value.
Variable Binding Examples
import org.snmp4j.smi.*; ... VariableBinding vb = new VariableBinding(new OID("1.3.6.1.2.1.1.4.0")); vb.setValue(new OctetString("SNMP4J Text")); ... vb = new VariableBinding(); vb.setOid(new OID(new int[] { 1,3,6,1,2,1,1,2,0 })); ... vb = new VariableBinding(vb.getOid(), new IpAddress("255.255.255.255")); ... vb = new VariableBinding(vb.getOid(), new Gauge32(2^32-1)); int syntax = vb.getSyntax(); if (syntax != SMIConstants.SYNTAX_GAUGE32) { // never reached } else { long value = ((UnsignedInteger32)vb.getValue()).getValue(); System.out.println(vb.getOid() + " = " + value); // prints: 1.3.6.1.2.1.1.2.0 = 4294967295 } ...
The following UML class diagram shows the most important classes of the
org.snmp4j.smi
package and their relationships
(relationships to other packages are not shown):

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ClassDescriptionThe
Variable
abstract class is the base class for all SNMP variables.TheAddress
interface serves as a base class for all SNMP transport addresses.TheAssignableFromByteArray
interface describes objects whose value can be set from a byte array and converted back to a byte array.TheAssignableFromIntArray
interface describes objects whose value can be set from an int array and converted back to an int array.TheBitString
class represents the obsolete SMI type BIT STRING which has been defined in RFC 1442 (an SNMPv2 draft) but which has been obsoleteted by RFC 1902 and RFC 2578.TheCounter32
class allows all the functionality of unsigned integers but is recognized as a distinct SMI type, which is used for monotonically increasing values that wrap around at 2^32-1 (4294967295).TheCounter64
class represents a 64bit unsigned integer type.TheTlsAddress
represents a TLS transport addresses as defined by RFC 5953 SnmpTSLAddress textual convention.TheGauge32
class is indistinguishable fromUnsignedInteger32
.TheGenericAddress
implements the decorator and factory design pattern to provide a generic address type.TheInteger32
represents 32bit signed integer values for SNMP.TheIpAddress
class represents an IPv4 address SNMP variable.TheMaxAccess
enumerates the MAX-ACCESS values of SMIv2 and the deprecatedMaxAccess.writeOnly
of SMIv1.TheNull
class represents SMI Null and the derived SMIv2 exception syntaxes.TheOctetString
class represents the SMI type OCTET STRING.The Object Identifier Class.TheOpaque
class represents the SMI type Opaque which is used to transparently exchange BER encoded values.This abstract class helps to implement aVariantVariableCallback
for a read-only Variable.ASMIAddress
is an address that is defined by the Structure of Management Information (SMI) and can be thereby serialized through the Basic Encoding Rules (BER) used by the SNMP protocol.TheSMIConstants
defines the tag values for SMI syntax types.TheSubIndexInfo
interface represents the meta information of a SMI INDEX clause element (= sub-index) which are relevant for converting an OID index value to an INDEX object and vice versa.TheSubIndexInfoImpl
class represents the meta information of a SMI INDEX clause element (= sub-index) which are relevant for converting an OID index value to an INDEX object and vice versa.TheTcpAddress
represents TCP/IP transport addresses.TheTimeTicks
class represents the time in 1/100 seconds since some epoch (which should be have been defined in the corresponding MIB specification).TheTlsAddress
represents a TLS transport addresses as defined by RFC 5953 SnmpTSLAddress textual convention.TheTransportIpAddress
is the abstract base class for all transport addresses on top of IP network addresses.TheUdpAddress
represents UDP/IP transport addresses.UnsignedInteger32 type is an SNMP type that represents unsigned 32bit integer values (0 to 4294967295).TheVariable
interface defines common attributes of all SNMP variables.TheVariantVariable
provides a decorator for any type of Variable instance, to be able to intercept or monitor variable value modification by using aVariantVariableCallback
.TheVariantVariableCallback
can be implemented by objects that want to intercept/monitor reading and writing of aVariantVariable
's value.