Re: Questions about New Export Objects

["jin.huang" <54jin.huang () gmail com>]

Thank you ! 
I misunderstood the "packet number" meaning. Beause the objects I captured are very small, and can embedded in one 
packet, I'll try to capture large objects to check it!

2013-04-27



jin.huang



From:Guy Harris
Date:2013-04-27 11:40
Subject:Re: [Wireshark-dev] Questions about New Export Objects
To:"Developer support list for Wireshark"<wireshark-dev () wireshark org>
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On Apr 26, 2013, at 8:09 PM, Jin Huang <54jin.huang () gmail com> wrote: 

> Wireshark really can reassemble multiple TCP segments into an HTTP request or response.  
> But the export objects function can only export objects in one packet, in the Wireshark Export dialog box, every 
> export object has a corresponding packet number 

That's the frame number of the last frame that contains data from the object. 

It is *NOT* the only frame from which the save operation takes data. 

(Yes, I just tried it on an HTTP capture that has a GIF that took multiple TCP segments.  It saves the *reassembled* 
object, *not* just stuff from the last frame.) 
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