jnetpcap.capture.file.nap
Interface NAPBlock
- All Superinterfaces:
- BlockRecord, Record, RecordIterator<DataRecord>
public interface NAPBlock
- extends RecordIterator<DataRecord>, BlockRecord
- Author:
- Mark Bednarczyk, Sly Technologies, Inc.
| Methods inherited from interface jnetpcap.capture.file.Record |
getCaptureFile, getFilePosition, getHeaderBuffer, getHeaderLength, getRecordLength, getRecordType, isModified, isWritten, read, readHeader, setFilePosition, setModified, setWritten, validateRecord, write, writeHeader |
HDR_MAGIC_NUMBER
static final int HDR_MAGIC_NUMBER
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- Constant Field Values
HDR_MAJOR_VERSION
static final int HDR_MAJOR_VERSION
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- Constant Field Values
HDR_MINOR_VERSION
static final int HDR_MINOR_VERSION
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- Constant Field Values
HDR_FLAGS
static final int HDR_FLAGS
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- Constant Field Values
HDR_BLOCK_ID
static final int HDR_BLOCK_ID
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- Constant Field Values
HDR_NEXT_BLOCK_ID
static final int HDR_NEXT_BLOCK_ID
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- Constant Field Values
HDR_PACKET_COUNT
static final int HDR_PACKET_COUNT
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- Constant Field Values
getBlockId
long getBlockId()
setBlockId
void setBlockId(long blockId)
getNextBlockId
long getNextBlockId()
setNextBlockId
void setNextBlockId(long id)
getVersion
Version getVersion()
- Description copied from interface:
BlockRecord
- Returns the first file version found. There may be
multiple blocks within the file at different versions.
- Specified by:
getVersion in interface BlockRecord
- Returns:
- version of the file
setVersion
void setVersion(Version version)
- Specified by:
setVersion in interface BlockRecord
validateMagicNumber
boolean validateMagicNumber()
getFlags
java.util.Set<NAPBlock.Flag> getFlags()
- Mutable set of flags. By modifying the flags in this
set you enable/disable certain features for the entire block.
- Returns:
- mutable set of block flags
getPacketCount
long getPacketCount()
- Description copied from interface:
BlockRecord
Returns the number of packets within the file. This only includes
records that hold packet data and not any additional meta data records.
The method uses the default PacketCounter. If estimated packet counter
is acceptable you can use one of of several other PacketCounterModels to
calculate estimated packet count using the
BlockRecord.getPacketCount(PacketCounterModel)
method.
The default PacketCounterModel is file type specific. The model at minimum
returns an accurate count of packet records within the capture file, but no
guarrantees about performance can be made and the performance will vary from
format to format. You can use the more explicit BlockRecord.getPacketCount(PacketCounterModel)
method to counter packets.
- Specified by:
getPacketCount in interface BlockRecord
- Returns:
- total number of packets within the file using the default model
setPacketCount
void setPacketCount(int count)
getRecords
<E extends DataRecord> RecordIterator<E> getRecords(java.lang.Class<E> c)
throws java.io.IOException
- Specified by:
getRecords in interface BlockRecord
- Throws:
java.io.IOException