Thanks for the reply. Can you please tell me what is the function of
p_get_proto_data() in Wireshark. Specifically, in case of FP frame, what is the
role of this function?
p_fp_info = (fp_info *)p_get_proto_data(wmem_file_scope(), pinfo, proto_fp,
0);
Thanks
Vishnu Bhatt
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>Hi,
>
>I have a dissector code (atmii) and I am having problem in understanding the
>following two lines of code:
>
>In proto_register_atmii()
>
>aal_dissector_table = register_dissector_table("atmii.aal2_payload", "AAL
>payload type", FT_UINT8, BASE_DEC);
Registers a dissector table with the name atmii.aal2_payload in which it will
be possible to register a callback for an UINT8 value. Compare with the UDP
table where a dissector can
Register to be called for a message with UDP port number. SIP registers for
port 5060 for instance.
and then in dissect_atmii()
if (!dissector_try_port(aal_dissector_table, payload_type, next_tvb, pinfo,
tree)) {
proto_tree_add_item(atmii_tree,hf_atmii_aal2_payload, tvb, ATM_HEADER_LENGTH,
-1, FALSE);
}
The atmii.aal2_payload table will be searched for a match on payload type if a
match is found the callback will be executed handing next_tvb to the called
function.
If no match is found(no dissector registered for the payload type FALSE will be
returned.
>What does these two lines of code do in general as I've seen them in other
>protocols as well?
Oh, and you can see who has registered in the table in the Internal menu in the
main menu bar and with what value.
Thanks
Vishnu
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