Examples of com.sun.jmx.snmp.SnmpTooBigException

com.sun.jmx.snmp.SnmpTooBigException
Is used internally to signal that the size of a PDU exceeds the packet size limitation.
You will not usually need to use this class, except if you decide to implement your own {@link com.sun.jmx.snmp.SnmpPduFactory SnmPduFactory} object.
The varBindCount property contains the number of SnmpVarBind successfully encoded before the exception was thrown. Its value is 0 when this number is unknown.
This API is a Sun Microsystems internal API and is subject to change without notice.

            }
            benc.closeSequence(pdu.type) ;
            dataLength = benc.trim() ;
        }
        catch(ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException x) {
            throw new SnmpTooBigException() ;
        }
    }

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        if (req.type != SnmpPduPacket.pduGetBulkRequestPdu) {
            if (SNMP_ADAPTOR_LOGGER.isLoggable(Level.FINEST)) {
                SNMP_ADAPTOR_LOGGER.logp(Level.FINEST, dbgTag,
                   "reduceResponsePdu", "cannot remove anything");
            }
            throw new SnmpTooBigException(acceptedVbCount) ;
        }


        // We're going to reduce the varbind list.
        // First determine which items should be removed.
        // Next duplicate and replace the existing list by the reduced one.
        //
        // acceptedVbCount is the number of varbind which have been
        // successfully encoded before reaching bufferSize:
        //   * when it is >= 2, we split the varbindlist at this
        //     position (-1 to be safe),
        //   * when it is 1, we only put one (big?) item in the varbindlist
        //   * when it is 0 (in fact, acceptedVbCount is not available),
        //     we split the varbindlist by 2.
        //
        int vbCount;
        if (acceptedVbCount >= 3)
            vbCount = Math.min(acceptedVbCount - 1, resp.varBindList.length) ;
        else if (acceptedVbCount == 1)
            vbCount = 1 ;
        else // acceptedCount == 0 ie it is unknown
            vbCount = resp.varBindList.length / 2 ;


        if (vbCount < 1) {
            if (SNMP_ADAPTOR_LOGGER.isLoggable(Level.FINEST)) {
                SNMP_ADAPTOR_LOGGER.logp(Level.FINEST, dbgTag,
                   "reduceResponsePdu", "cannot remove anything");
            }
            throw new SnmpTooBigException(acceptedVbCount) ;
        }
        else {
            SnmpVarBind[] newVbList = new SnmpVarBind[vbCount] ;
            for (int i = 0 ; i < vbCount ; i++) {
                newVbList[i] = resp.varBindList[i] ;

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            }
            benc.closeSequence(pdu.type) ;
            dataLength = benc.trim() ;
        }
        catch(ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException x) {
            throw new SnmpTooBigException() ;
        }
    }

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        //
        if (req.type != req.pduGetBulkRequestPdu) {
            if (isDebugOn()) {
                debug("reduceResponsePdu", "cannot remove anything");
            }
            throw new SnmpTooBigException(acceptedVbCount) ;
        }
    
        // We're going to reduce the varbind list.
        // First determine which items should be removed.
        // Next duplicate and replace the existing list by the reduced one.
        //
        // acceptedVbCount is the number of varbind which have been
        // successfully encoded before reaching bufferSize:
        //   * when it is >= 2, we split the varbindlist at this 
        //     position (-1 to be safe),
        //   * when it is 1, we only put one (big?) item in the varbindlist
        //   * when it is 0 (in fact, acceptedVbCount is not available), 
        //     we split the varbindlist by 2.
        //
        int vbCount = resp.varBindList.length ;
        if (acceptedVbCount >= 3)
            vbCount = Math.min(acceptedVbCount - 1, resp.varBindList.length) ;
        else if (acceptedVbCount == 1)
            vbCount = 1 ;
        else // acceptedCount == 0 ie it is unknown
            vbCount = resp.varBindList.length / 2 ;
    
        if (vbCount < 1) {
            if (isDebugOn()) {
                debug("reduceResponsePdu", "cannot remove anything");
            }
            throw new SnmpTooBigException(acceptedVbCount) ;
        }
        else {
            SnmpVarBind[] newVbList = new SnmpVarBind[vbCount] ;
            for (int i = 0 ; i < vbCount ; i++) {
                newVbList[i] = resp.varBindList[i] ;

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            }
            benc.closeSequence(pdu.type) ;
            dataLength = benc.trim() ;
        }
        catch(ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException x) {
            throw new SnmpTooBigException() ;
        }
    }

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        if (req.type != req.pduGetBulkRequestPdu) {
            if (SNMP_ADAPTOR_LOGGER.isLoggable(Level.FINEST)) {
                SNMP_ADAPTOR_LOGGER.logp(Level.FINEST, dbgTag,
                   "reduceResponsePdu", "cannot remove anything");
            }
            throw new SnmpTooBigException(acceptedVbCount) ;
        }


        // We're going to reduce the varbind list.
        // First determine which items should be removed.
        // Next duplicate and replace the existing list by the reduced one.
        //
        // acceptedVbCount is the number of varbind which have been
        // successfully encoded before reaching bufferSize:
        //   * when it is >= 2, we split the varbindlist at this
        //     position (-1 to be safe),
        //   * when it is 1, we only put one (big?) item in the varbindlist
        //   * when it is 0 (in fact, acceptedVbCount is not available),
        //     we split the varbindlist by 2.
        //
        int vbCount = resp.varBindList.length ;
        if (acceptedVbCount >= 3)
            vbCount = Math.min(acceptedVbCount - 1, resp.varBindList.length) ;
        else if (acceptedVbCount == 1)
            vbCount = 1 ;
        else // acceptedCount == 0 ie it is unknown
            vbCount = resp.varBindList.length / 2 ;


        if (vbCount < 1) {
            if (SNMP_ADAPTOR_LOGGER.isLoggable(Level.FINEST)) {
                SNMP_ADAPTOR_LOGGER.logp(Level.FINEST, dbgTag,
                   "reduceResponsePdu", "cannot remove anything");
            }
            throw new SnmpTooBigException(acceptedVbCount) ;
        }
        else {
            SnmpVarBind[] newVbList = new SnmpVarBind[vbCount] ;
            for (int i = 0 ; i < vbCount ; i++) {
                newVbList[i] = resp.varBindList[i] ;

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