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I exported json from Wireshark and try to get wiresharm running.
It always gives me the same error, doesn't matter what I put to -b or --read-buffer-size-bytes option.

c:\myfolder>java -jar wiresham-0.2.1-standalone.jar --read-buffer-size-bytes 4096 -p 2324 -w 0.0.0.0 wireshark_export.json
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Read buffer size of 2048 bytes is not enough for receiving expected packet from client with

it would be great if data of multiple ports of a server could be simulated in a single instance. so that they are played back synchronously rather than independently in different program instances .

The server and client within the imported wireshark json file might have
the same IP address. In this case it would be useful to add port number
to method Flow.fromWiresharkJsonDump

Hi, thanks for a great library! I'm looking for a functionality, that will tell me if my VirtualTcpService instance has received any request. Preferably even a way to see what was called and how many times. Do you have an idea how to approach this task using WireSham?

Is it possible to use wiresham with curl or other http client to mock http traffic?

I captured some http requests and responces.

Started wiresham. the -vv option gives me some glimpse under the hood.

When I am sending a curl request identical to the captured, I can see in the log following output but curl just keep waiting:

19:44:08.464 [pool-2-thread-1] INFO us.abstracta.wiresham.ClientConnection - starting new flow ...
19:44:08.464 [pool-2-thread-1] DEBUG us.abstracta.wiresham.ClientPacketStep - Waiting for 474554202F72...2F2A0D0A0D0A
19:44:08.464 [pool-2-thread-1] TRACE us.abstracta.wiresham.ClientConnection - reading from socket
19:44:08.465 [pool-2-thread-1] TRACE us.abstracta.wiresham.ClientConnection - read from socket: 474554202F72...2A2F2A0D0A0D0A
19:44:08.465 [pool-2-thread-1] TRACE us.abstracta.wiresham.ClientPacketStep - Searching for 474554202F72...3A202A2F2A0D0A0D0A from 0
19:44:08.465 [pool-2-thread-1] TRACE us.abstracta.wiresham.ClientPacketStep - Start match at 0
19:44:08.465 [pool-2-thread-1] DEBUG us.abstracta.wiresham.ClientPacketStep - received expected 474554202F7...02A2F2A0D0A0D0A
19:44:08.465 [pool-2-thread-1] DEBUG us.abstracta.wiresham.ClientPacketStep - Waiting for 485454502F312E3120...3656432336631227D7D7D0D0A300D0A0D0A
19:44:08.465 [pool-2-thread-1] TRACE us.abstracta.wiresham.ClientConnection - reading from socket
<both curl and wiresham waits indefinately>

Effectively, the mock server read and identified an expected request, but then instead of serving this request response it is waiting for it: 'Waiting for...' is the hex sequence for the http response.

Hi,
I found your tool useful, but what is missing from my point of view is lack of possiblity to define dynamic content for req/resp.

E.g.
in our case per every connection established content and sequence should be the same with exception of value for id of content e.g. value of articleId field, value of contentId field etc

What I want to achieve is to test scenario with two connections running in parallel and talking in the same steps but with different values inside data.

Would it be possibe to add such feature?
Or maybe you could advice how such funcionality may be added?

Thanks,
Lukasz

Wiresham 0.6 is not available in the maven central

Hello. I'm wondering how to use WireSham to do TCP Mocking. Reading the documentation in GitHub, I realized that the tool does not have a graphical interface, but a framework written in java that should be low and executed, for example, using the Eclipse IDE. Is that right?
If so, do you have any documentation that you can provide with the step-by-step guide on how to use WireSham?
If yes, please send them to my email: [email protected].