Hi,
See my comments below.
/Frank
Craig Rodrigues wrote:
>
> On Fri, Jul 06, 2001 at 01:36:11PM -0500, Frank Singleton wrote:
> > Hi,
<snip>
> >
> >
> > CosNaming.IDL => packet-giop-cosnaming.c
> > CosEvent.IDL => packet-giop-cosevent.c
>
> Hi,
>
> I think all this CORBA dissector work you
> have done is really cool.
> I still don't understand one thing though:
> Do you require a separate dissector for each
> IDL file?
>
Yes that how it works at the moment.
> If so, then the fact that you are choosing
> the standard CORBA services (Naming, Event, etc.)
> is a good start, but this could start getting out
> of hand as people add more dissectors for their own
> interfaces.
Yep, but I would like to add some "core" CORBA services
anyway :-)
>
> Does Ethereal have the capability to load dissectors
> from a 3rd-party shared library?
>
I will take a look at this..
Has there been prior discussions about using protocol"families".
ie: During say "autogen.sh" one can elect to
include a family of dissectors or not, based on
their relationships. Basically allowing you to
build subsets of ethereal , tailored for different
environments.
eg: I want the following family of dissectors only.
ethereal-core, (whatever that may be)
ethereal-giop-all
ethereal-rpc-all
Cheers / Frank..
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