Mibble An open-source SNMP MIB parser (or SMI parser) written in Java.
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An open-source SNMP MIB parser (or SMI parser) written in Java. Mibble is an open-source SNMP MIB parser (or SMI parser) written in Java. Mibble project can be used to read SNMP MIB files as well as simple ASN.1 files. Mibble is distributed as a Java library to make it possible to include it in your applications.The Mibble library contains classes for easy access to all the information in the MIB file, including OIDs, type data and descriptions. It stores the data in memory to allow quick access and lookup.A couple of useful applications are also bundled with Mibble, among them a high quality MIB browser. The browser provides MIB validation and also includes a simple SNMP manager.Mibble is released with full source code under the GNU GPL license. This license permits free usage, but redistribution of Mibble or any derived code is restricted.Please note that Mibble is not an SNMP stack or MIB compiler. It merely provides the functionality for reading SNMP MIB files (i.e. a SMI parser). You can use Mibble together with either SNMP4J or Westhawk's SNMP stack if you need both MIB parsing and SNMP manager functionality. You can also use Mibble as the basis for a MIB compiler, as it provides all the information you can possibly need from the MIB files. What's New in This Release: · Changed missing SMI import from error to warning · Some MIB files lacks a proper SMI MIB import, previously causing a parse error due to unresolved symbols. This has now been fixed by silently importing RFC1155-SMI when no other SNMP SMI module has been imported, causing each of these errors to be reported as a warning instead. Bug #7113 · Fixed NPE issue when checking for null directories · The MibLoader class didn't properly handle null directories in the hasDir method. This caused an NPE when attempting to load MIB files from the current directory without using a directory prefix on the file name. Bug #26146 · Fixed omitted character in extract from error MIBs · The first character in each MIB line extracted and printed in error messages was previously omitted, causing the error location to be off by one character. This error was introduced when correcting Bug #16252 in version 2.7. Bug #26150

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