The GIOP reply status is 4 bytes long, not 1 byte long.
Dissect the reply body for exceptions; the GIOP dissector used to do
that.
Add to the Info column the stuff that the GIOP dissector used to add
(request ID, etc.).
svn path=/trunk/; revision=2589
available, don't try to create a tvbuff for the GIOP header - that'll
throw an exception before we even get to look at the packet to see if
it's a GIOP packet. Instead, just return FALSE, as we don't have enough
data to determine whether it's a GIOP packet or not.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=2587
and "gchar" may be (and probably are) signed, meaning that if the
character has the 8th bit set (e.g., accented letters in ISO 8859/1),
they will get sign-extended when handed to an "is*" macro, and will thus
give bogus answers.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=2583
protocols have been disabled.
Get rid of the "no tvbuff" dissectors for WSP and WTP - they're not used
(and shouldn't ever be used).
Make "dissect_wtp()" static, as it's not used outside "packet-wtp.c".
svn path=/trunk/; revision=2568
variables and a "dissector" routine, a "plugin_reg_handoff()" routine,
which will act just like the "reg_handoff()" routine of a non-plugin
dissector, registering the dissector with handoff tables.
This lets them plug into both TCP and UDP, or plug into protocols other
than TCP or UDP.
Those new-style plugin are enabled and disabled using the standard
"Edit->Protocols" mechanism (and thus should use
"OLD_CHECK_DISPLAY_AS_DATA()" or "CHECK_DISPLAY_AS_DATA()"); they don't
show up in the list of plugins, aren't enabled or disabled from that
list, and, as they don't have a filter, can't have the filter changed
from that list - instead, they should register preferences for port
numbers and the like if they should be configurable to use different
ports.
Make the Gryphon protocol a new-style plugin.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=2565
statements whatsoever in a "case" or "default" clause; add a "break"
statement to keep it happy. (Other compilers may also be less forgiving
than GCC.)
svn path=/trunk/; revision=2560
files one of those header files includes (compute transitive closure
here), appears to define DELETE, on Windows, in a fashion that causes
"packet-wsp.c" not to compile. Undefine DELETE before using it as a
name for an enum value.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=2559
we're capturing, just use a netmask of 0, and warn the user in Tethereal
(doing it in Ethereal would be more disruptive, and doing so only once
per interface in a session is a bit of work, as, in an "Update list of
packets in real time" capture the child process would have to tell the
parent that it couldn't get the netmask).
svn path=/trunk/; revision=2546
"compute_timestamp_diff()" to compute the difference betwen time stamps
but that wasn't deleted, causing the time difference between a frame and
the previous frame to be computed incorrectly in Tethereal.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=2543
Guy Harris