Sorry for mistake : API questions about Nagios

[Zhan Zhaohua]

Sorry, here is a mistake, the correct question is:

1.I know the Nagios is writed in C. Does it
have C/C++ API?

2. Because I will use it at many way so we want to
know whether Nagios support Java API, or the other
language?

   Thank you.

yours Zhan


--- Zhan Zhaohua <webpurchasing at yahoo.com> wrote:

> Hi all,
>     I'm a new guy of nagios, I have some API
> questions
> about nagios, would you please to help me.
> 
> 1.I know the Snort is writed in C. Does it
> have C/C++ API?
> 
> 2. Because I will use it at many way so we want to
> know whether Snort support Java API, or the other
> language?
> 
>    Thank you.
> 
> yours Zhan
> 
> 
> 
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