Although I believe that this works for ACSE, the issue is what happens
after the connection is established. In the case of MMS it goes
directly to PDATA. At which point only IDs are available (not Object IDs).
It gets a bit tricky, but I will look at the 10.3 presentation dissector
and see what might be done.
Tomas Kukosa wrote:
Sid Sid wrote:
Yes, although, ideally, the ACSE dissector should perhaps have a
string-based dissector table for the OID of the protocol using ACSE, so
that dissectors for those protocols can just register in the dissector
table, rather than having the ACSE dissector have a hard-wired
association of OIDs with dissectors.
Good idea.
What is the best way to do it ?
I mean should we have some registration function inside ACSE
dissector which will be called by FTAM/CMIP/MMS and so on dissectors ?
See packet-h225 or packet-h245 for example. Short hint is below.
--- ACSE dissector ---
/* Subdissector tables */
static dissector_table_t application_dissector_table;
show_request_sequence_top() {
...
app_handle =
dissector_get_string_handle(application_dissector_table, oid_string);
...
}
proto_register_acse() {
...
application_dissector_table =
register_dissector_table("acse.application", "???", FT_STRING,
BASE_NONE);
...
}
--- FTAM dissector ---
proto_reg_handoff_ftam() {
...
dissector_add_string("acse.application", "1.0.8571.1.1", ftam_handle);
...
}
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