Hi Per,
It you can see SMIL decoded in Wireshark or JPEG data, then there should be
a corresponding element in PDML as well. You will also need to use the
Decode As option in tshark in case the MMSC is using a non-standard port.
Regards,
Abhik
On Fri, Mar 11, 2011 at 5:08 PM, Per Steffensen
Hi
Thanks for you anwser, Abhik. I will consider your suggestion about exporting
to PDML. Didnt even know that there where such a thing.
As I understand you, tshark is able to do this for me and include e.g. full SMIL and images. As I
understood another answer to my question, tshark is not
Per Steffensen wrote:
BTW: Does anyone know how to easily reply to posts from the digest mails I get
from the mailing list. I do something stupid like constructing a new mail with
the same subject (prefixed with Re:) and doing the quoting manually. But I not
sure that it even ends up in the
No one? Really?
The important part is not that I have to use java. Any input on how to
program against the WireShark pcap processing engine is very welcome, no
matter the language. I will make the java wrapper myself.
Regards, Steff
Per Steffensen wrote:
Hi
I am writing a Java program that has process a lot of pcap files to
extract certain data - in phase one I have to extract MMS's from those
pcaps. If I put some of my example pcap files into WireShare it shows me
that there is an MMS and I am able to extract the
How about exporting the captures to PDML format and then parsing the output
XML in Java? I know it is CPU intensive and the PDML files could become
quite large, but each layer (SMIL/images etc) would appear as separate
entities and by doing some searching you might be able to extract what you
Hi
I am writing a Java program that has process a lot of pcap files to
extract certain data - in phase one I have to extract MMS's from those
pcaps. If I put some of my example pcap files into WireShare it shows me
that there is an MMS and I am able to extract the different parts of the
MMS
