Hello Frank,
I am using SNMP4j in a massive multithreaded environment. When working with async SNMPv3 requests it seems that some of the response PDUs are not handled by the library, or they are received seconds after their timestamp in the tcpdump packet capture file.
I may have made some mistakes or the receiver thread was not executed soon enough.
I have tried increasing the receiver thread priority via DefaultUDPTransportMapping.setPriority(10) before and after the listen() call, but the getPriority always returns 5. After checking the source it appears that the DefaultUDPTransportMapping.listener object is a DefaultThreadFactory.WorkerThread which contains the java.lang.Thread and it does not extend it. Therefore the setPriority does nothing and the getPriority returns Thread.NORM_PRIORITY. DefaultUDPTransportMapping.setThreadName and getThreadName might not work too.
Please check if this is intentional or it was simply not updated.
Kind regards,
Zoltan