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That's pretty neat! I'm keen to see how you integrated the Wireshark Dissectors with a Java host. It's something I thought about for Mallet (https://github.com/SensePost/Mallet), but never followed through because I didn't see how the dissectors could be used to reconstruct a modified packet. i.e. from my understanding, they were one-way only?
I did see that there is a JSR-223 implementation of Lua at https://github.com/luaj/luaj, and contemplated using that for dissection if nothing else, but then realised that the bulk of Wireshark/tshark's dissectors are still in C, and didn't want to go down the JNA/JNI route.