Simplifying it to:
if(SnmpDetector.class.getName().equals(d.getPluginClass())) {
seems like it should be OK. If the class is ever renamed or refactored,
that clause will still work.
-- Seth Leger
On 10/05/2011 01:07 PM, Duncan Mackintosh wrote:
> We've run into the same issue as NMS-4958 where we've got nodes (in our case
> imported from a .xml file) that we don't want NMS scanning via SNMP. I've
> discussed with RangerRick on IRC and created *a* fix in my local repo, which
> is to add
>
> // If the foreign source is configured not to use an SNMP
> detector, trying to detect
> // capabilities using SNMP seems rude.
> boolean isSNMPDetecting = false;
> for(PluginConfig d : fs.getDetectors()) {
>
> if("org.opennms.netmgt.provision.detector.snmp.SnmpDetector".equals(d.getPluginClass()))
> {
> isSNMPDetecting = true;
> }
> }
> if(!isSNMPDetecting) {
> return null;
> }
>
> in DefaultProvisionService.createScheduleForNode(). It works, but
> string-comparison on the classname seems a bit ugly and/or fragile so I'm
> throwing the fix out here in case anyone has a better idea before I submit a
> patch to the bug.
>
> Cheers,
> Duncan Mackintosh (dijm)
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