/* packet-wap.h * * Declarations for WAP packet disassembly * * Wireshark - Network traffic analyzer * By Gerald Combs * Copyright 1998 Gerald Combs * * WAP dissector based on original work by Ben Fowler * Updated by Neil Hunter * WTLS support by Alexandre P. Ferreira (Splice IP) * * SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-2.0-or-later */ #ifndef __PACKET_WAP_H__ #define __PACKET_WAP_H__ #include #include #include /* Port Numbers as per IANA */ /* < URL:http://www.iana.org/assignments/port-numbers/ > */ #define UDP_PORT_WSP 9200 /* wap-wsp */ #define UDP_PORT_WSP_RANGE "2948,9200" /* wap-wsp */ #define UDP_PORT_WTP_WSP 9201 /* wap-wsp-wtp */ #define UDP_PORT_WTLS_WSP 9202 /* wap-wsp-s */ #define UDP_PORT_WTLS_WTP_WSP 9203 /* wap-wsp-wtp-s */ #define UDP_PORT_WSP_PUSH 2948 /* wap-wsp */ #define UDP_PORT_WTLS_WSP_PUSH 2949 /* wap-wsp-s */ #define UDP_PORT_WTLS_RANGE "2949,9202-9203" /* wap-wsp */ /* * Note: * There are four dissectors for the WAP protocol: * WTLS * WTP * WSP * WMLC * Which of these are necessary is determined by the port number above. * I.e. port 9200 (wap-wsp) indicates WSP data and possibly WMLC (depending on * the WSP PDU). * Port 9203 (wap-wsp-wtp-s), on the other hand, has WTLS, WTP, WSP and * possibly WMLC data in that order in the packet. * * Therefore the dissectors are chained as follows: * * Port Dissectors * 9200 WSP -> WMLC * 9201 WTP -> WSP -> WMLC * 9202 WTLS -> WSP -> WMLC * 9203 WTLS -> WTP -> WSP -> WMLC * * 2948 WSP -> WMLC (Push) * 2949 WTLS -> WSP -> WMLC (Push) * * At present, only the unencrypted parts of WTLS can be analysed. Therefore * the WTP and WSP dissectors are not called. */ /* Utility function for reading Uintvar encoded values */ guint tvb_get_guintvar (tvbuff_t *, guint , guint *, packet_info *, expert_field *); /* * Misc TODO: * * WMLC Dissector * Check Protocol display * Check Protocol information display * Check CONNECT/CONNECT REPLY headers * Check add_headers code * Check Content-Length code * */ #endif /* packet-wap.h */