Running SNMP in java platform

Currently I'm using WLS 5.1. We used SNMP to monitor the java program running on
weblogic server.
We have another java program running, but not on WLS. Can we use WLS SNMP to monitor
and trap
the performance threshold using customise value?
thank you.

riyadParvez wrote:
Hi,
I m a student n my project on java is network monitoring using SNMP.You want to create a client (collects SNMP) and/or a server (source of SNMP) using java code?
I am guessing buying a solution or even using a public domain version is not an option?
Have you used TCP and/or UDP? If you haven't then you must first learn about those. Especially UDP.
If you have then you should start by reading about the SNMP protocol. Google or buy a book.

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