Examples of org.jnetpcap.JCaptureHeader.nanos()

org.jnetpcap.JCaptureHeader.nanos()
Fractional part of the second when the packet was captured. If the resolution of the original capture timestamp is lower than nano seconds, they are converted to nano seconds. For example of the capture timestamp is in micro seconds, then the micro seconds fraction is multiplied by a 1000 before being returned to conform to nano second return timestamp. @return Number of nano seconds at the time of the packet capture. The validvalue returned by this method is from 0 to 999,999,999.

    packet = TestUtils.getPcapPacket("tests/test-l2tp.pcap", 0);


    JCaptureHeader header = packet.getCaptureHeader();


    assertEquals(1075238237, header.seconds());
    assertEquals(192611000, header.nanos());
    assertEquals(114, header.caplen());
    assertEquals(114, header.wirelen());
    assertEquals(1075238237192L, header.timestampInMillis());
  }

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