| -ber |
|
Selects the use of Basic Encoding rules for
decoding. |
| -per |
|
Selects the use of the Packed Encoding Rules
(aligned) for decoding. |
| -uper |
|
Selects the use of the Packed Encoding Rules
(unaligned) for decoding. |
| -ascii |
|
Scan data in untyped fields and if all bytes contain
values within the ASCII character range, display as
standard text. Otherwise display as formatted
hexadecimal text. Note that his option only has meaning
if BER/DER/CER data is being decoded and no schema file
is specified. |
| -emptyDefault |
|
Insert an element with a default value as specified
in the schema at the location of a missing element in
the instance. |
| -emptyOptionals |
|
Insert an empty element at the location of a missing
element in the schema that was declared to be optional.
|
| -nowhitespace |
|
Do not generate any whitespace (blanks and newline
characters) between elements. This make the generated
XML document more compact at the expense of reducing
readability. |
| -o |
<filename> |
This option defines the output XML filename. The XML
message will be printed to this file. By default, the
XML message will be printed to standard output. Use
"<base>.xml" as the
filename to specify batch output. |
| -rootElement |
<name> |
This option is used to specify a root element name
that will be used to wrap the entire XML message at the
outer level. This makes it possible to create an XML
document for an ASN.1 file containing multiple
individually encoded binary messages (this is common for
some Call Detail Record (CDR) ASN.1 formats). |