Recent changes to SessionHandle

WikiPage SessionHandle modified by Stéphane Charette

Stéphane Charette — Sun, 24 Feb 2013 06:59:48 -0000

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 SessionHandle
 =============

-net-snmp provides many API layers.  SNMP++ uses the "Single API" which makes net-snmp safer to use in multi-threaded applications.  This API requires a session handle which is defined in net-snmp as a `void *` pointer.
+net-snmp provides many API layers.  SNMPpp uses the "Single API" which makes net-snmp safer to use in multi-threaded applications.  This API requires a session handle which is defined in net-snmp as a `void *` pointer.

 SNMPpp::SessionHandle
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WikiPage SessionHandle modified by Stéphane Charette

Stéphane Charette — Fri, 22 Feb 2013 21:15:26 -0000

WikiPage SNMPpp::SessionHandle modified by Stéphane Charette

Stéphane Charette — Mon, 18 Feb 2013 07:52:51 -0000

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 To make it easier to pass around in C++, the vague `void *` session handle has been typedef to `SNMPpp::SessionHandle`.  You can use the typical net-snmp calls such as `snmp_sess_open()` and `snmp_sess_close()` to manage the session handle, or you can use the C++ friendly calls `SNMPpp::openSession()` and `SNMPpp::closeSession()`.

-Either way, remember to close the session once you are done talking to the SNMP server.
+Either way, remember to close the session once you are done talking to the SNMP server.  See `SNMPpp/net-snmppp.hpp` for details.

WikiPage SNMPpp::SessionHandle modified by Stéphane Charette

Stéphane Charette — Mon, 18 Feb 2013 07:17:42 -0000

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 SNMPpp::SessionHandle
 ---------------------

-To make it easier to pass around in C++, the vague `void *` session handle has been typedef to SNMPpp::SessionHandle.  You can use the typical net-snmp calls such as `snmp_sess_open()` and `snmp_sess_close()` to manage the session handle, or you can use the C++ friendly calls `SNMPpp::openSession()` and `SNMPpp::closeSession()`.
+To make it easier to pass around in C++, the vague `void *` session handle has been typedef to `SNMPpp::SessionHandle`.  You can use the typical net-snmp calls such as `snmp_sess_open()` and `snmp_sess_close()` to manage the session handle, or you can use the C++ friendly calls `SNMPpp::openSession()` and `SNMPpp::closeSession()`.

 Either way, remember to close the session once you are done talking to the SNMP server.

WikiPage SNMPpp::SessionHandle modified by Stéphane Charette

Stéphane Charette — Mon, 18 Feb 2013 07:17:10 -0000

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 =============

 net-snmp provides many API layers.  SNMP++ uses the "Single API" which makes net-snmp safer to use in multi-threaded applications.  This API requires a session handle which is defined in net-snmp as a `void *` pointer.
+
+SNMPpp::SessionHandle
+---------------------
+
+To make it easier to pass around in C++, the vague `void *` session handle has been typedef to SNMPpp::SessionHandle.  You can use the typical net-snmp calls such as `snmp_sess_open()` and `snmp_sess_close()` to manage the session handle, or you can use the C++ friendly calls `SNMPpp::openSession()` and `SNMPpp::closeSession()`.
+
+Either way, remember to close the session once you are done talking to the SNMP server.

WikiPage SNMPpp::SessionHandle modified by Stéphane Charette

Stéphane Charette — Mon, 18 Feb 2013 07:12:52 -0000

SessionHandle

net-snmp provides many API layers. SNMP++ uses the "Single API" which makes net-snmp safer to use in multi-threaded applications. This API requires a session handle which is defined in net-snmp as a void * pointer.