SignallingDumper Class Reference

A generic data dumper. More...

#include <yatesig.h>

List of all members.

Public Types
enum	Type {   Raw, Hexa, Hdlc, Q921,   Q931, Mtp2, Mtp3, Sccp }
Public Member Functions
	SignallingDumper (Type type=Hexa, bool network=false)
	~SignallingDumper ()
Type	type () const
bool	network () const
bool	active () const
void	terminate ()
void	setStream (Stream *stream=0, bool writeHeader=true)
bool	dump (void *buf, unsigned int len, bool sent=false, int link=0)
bool	dump (const DataBlock &data, bool sent=false, int link=0)
Static Public Member Functions
static SignallingDumper *	create (DebugEnabler *dbg, const char *filename, Type type, bool network=false, bool create=true, bool append=false)
static SignallingDumper *	create (Stream *stream, Type type, bool network=false, bool writeHeader=true)

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Detailed Description

A generic data dumper.

This class is a generic data dumper with libpcap compatibility

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Member Enumeration Documentation

enum Type

Type of dumper output

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

SignallingDumper	(	Type	type = Hexa,
		bool	network = false
	)

Constructor

Parameters:

type	Type of the output desired
network	True if we are the network side of the link

~SignallingDumper

(

)

Destructor, closes the output

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Member Function Documentation

bool active

(

)

const

Check if the dumper is active

Returns:

True if the object will actually send data to something

static SignallingDumper* create	(	DebugEnabler *	dbg,
		const char *	filename,
		Type	type,
		bool	network = false,
		bool	create = true,
		bool	append = false
	)		[static]

Create a file to dump data in it. The file is opened/created in write only, binary mode

Parameters:

dbg	DebugEnabler requesting the operation (used for debug message on failure)
filename	The file name to use
type	The dumper type
network	True to create a network side dumper
create	True to create the file if doesn't exist
append	Append to an existing file. If false and the file already exists, it will be truncated

Returns:

SignallingDumper pointer on success, 0 on failure

static SignallingDumper* create	(	Stream *	stream,
		Type	type,
		bool	network = false,
		bool	writeHeader = true
	)		[static]

Create a dumper from an already existing stream

Parameters:

stream	Stream to use for output, will be owned by dumper
type	The dumper type
network	True to create a network side dumper
writeHeader	True to write the header (if any) at start of stream

Returns:

SignallingDumper pointer on success, 0 on failure

bool dump	(	void *	buf,
		unsigned int	len,
		bool	sent = false,
		int	link = 0
	)

Dump the provided data

Parameters:

buf	Pointer to buffer to dump
len	Length of the data
sent	True if data is being sent, false if is being received
link	Link number (relevant to MTP2 only)

Returns:

True if the data was dumped successfully

bool dump	(	const DataBlock &	data,
		bool	sent = false,
		int	link = 0
	)		[inline]

Dump the provided data

Parameters:

data	Buffer to dump
sent	True if data is being sent, false if is being received
link	Link number (relevant to MTP2 only)

Returns:

True if the data was dumped successfully

References DataBlock::data(), SignallingDumper::dump(), and DataBlock::length().

Referenced by SignallingDumper::dump().

bool network

(

)

const [inline]

Get the network side flag

Returns:

True if we are the network side

void setStream	(	Stream *	stream = 0,
		bool	writeHeader = true
	)

Set a new output stream

Parameters:

stream	New stream for output, NULL to terminate
writeHeader	True to write the header (if any) at start of stream

void terminate

(

)

Terminate the dump session, close the output

Type type

(

)

const [inline]

Get the type of the dumper

Returns:

Type of the dumper object

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• yatesig.h