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Wireshark-users: [Wireshark-users] tshark showing null values in the generated pdml file

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From: "siri m" <svu004@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 6 Oct 2008 18:12:33 -0700

Hi,

Currently, we are using tshark 0.99.6 to convert a SMPP capture file to pdml format using the following: 

tshark –Tpdml –r capturefile.cap > sample.xml

The sample.xml contains null values for the show and value attributes as shown below: 

<field name="smpp.message" showname="Message" size="77" pos="115" show="" value=""/>

However, if we use the tethereal (0.10.12) to parse the same capture file, it produces the following, which is what we want:

<field name="smpp.message" showname="Message" size="77" pos="115" show=" 2f:2f" value="2f2f"/>

Also, I have noticed that if we open the same capturefile.cap in wireshark gui 0.99.6 contains the right show and value for the smpp.message as shown by tethereal 0.10.12.

Is it a known issue with tshark/pdml producing null values for show and value? Has anyone come across this issue? Any pointers would be quite helpful to me,

Thanks,





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