Hi, I just updated RAP build page - please check it. Best regards, Victor

Hi I am Persian language and I am interested in working with you to translate into Persian and present a new version. Regards

You should contact Raden (the company behind NetXMS) for a white-label license. More info here: https://www.radensolutions.com/

Hi, we fix it in 2.2.2. Since 2.2.1 server does forced type conversion of input value to DCI's data type - that helps in situation when DCI is 64 bit integer for example but input value is small and detected as 32 bit integer. Now conversion will took place only if input value is a valid numerical value - otherwise it will be passed as string as before. Best regards, Victor

ah great. Thanks.

That's awesome. Thanks for sharing Jhonny.

Thank you Victor! I renamed that lib directory and it did in fact compile, it through a few errors compiling but was able to compile and install. The DB upgrade did not go so smooth, but looking into that one.

@tomaskir said in Help with Java API: Just a side note: If you just need to modify GeoLocation data, consider using just a NXSL script, the "Node" object in NXSL has methods for GeoLocation retrieval and manipulation. https://wiki.netxms.org/wiki/NXSL:Node The 'setGeoLocation' method doesn't seem to work in NXSL, but I was able to successfully use a simple Java program to export the node names with their latitude and longitude from an older NetXMS server to a newer one.  Thank you for all your help!  Andrew

@victor said in Agent development - best-practice: Hi, you best bet is to take any existing subagent as an example and ask questions here (src/agent/subagents/ecs for example - it is very simple subagent and structure should be easy to understand). You can also purchase training and/or support for your developers from Raden Solutions if you need premium support. Best regards, Victor Thank you! We will start and look at it!

Hi, Yes, it seems we both have same problem! Best regards, Pouya

Hi Thanks a lot, it works fine. the full format of action execution command is like: nxaction NodeIP ActionName ParameterHere  -a 'none' -e 0 -K /usr/local/var//lib/netxms/.server_key -p 4700 -w 10 -W 30 it may help someone else.

Hi, Thanks for your reply, there is just some function like this in sample code : @Override   public ListParameter[] getListParameters()   {       return new ListParameter[] {         new ListParameterAdapter("ListParameter1", "List Description") {             @Override             public String[] getValue(String value)             {               return new String[] { "1", "2" };             }         }       };   } how can i use this for pushing parameter to server on an event ? With best regards, Pouya

Hi, Is there any available custom widget for dashboard? Or how can i develop one of them ? with Best Regards Pouya

Hello, I'd like to ask you if there is a way how to display string enumerations from a MIB file instead of an integer value in a SNMP Table Object Tool (or in MIB Explorer)? The snmp integer enumerations are described for example here: https://www.webnms.com/snmp/help/snmpapi/snmpv1/using_mibs_in_applns/enumintegers.html and in the mib file (mymibfile.txt), they can look like this severity OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { info(0), warning(1), error(2), fatalError(3) } MAX-ACCESS read-only STATUS current DESCRIPTION "Severity of the error" Instead of a number (1), I would like to see the associated string (warning) in the table. I tried to track the enumerations in code, but it seems to me that they don't even get to the netxms.mib file. Does NetXMS read the mib files (with .txt suffix) again or is it necessary to store the enumeration strings in the netxms.mib file? I'm afraid that modifying the netxms.mib file could cause a lot of trouble during parsing. I could try to implement this functionality myself (if it isn't implemented yet), but now I feel a bit lost, so each hint or advice would help me. I'm using NetXMS 2.0-M2 on Ubuntu.

Thank you! I'm trying to build that version for freebsd 10.1 but without success so now I see in details how eclipse compilation works. In any case: thanks a lot for your work and for use a free software license!!

Do you have WAR products feature (org.eclipse.libra.warproducts.feature.feature.group) installed? If yes, what version? I use 0.3.1. Best regards, Victor

Hi! There are no ready-to-use solution for JMX integration. Some work is underway, but it's not ready yet. What we currently have is ability to write custom sub-agents in Java - you probably can use it to develop own subagent in Java relatively easy. Best regards, Victor