Hello,
I have a protobuf message like this into a byte array:
1: { // META element
1: 2
2: 1
3: 1
4: {// CutOffTime element within META
1: 10
2: 3
}
5: 1
6:
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> On Wednesday, September 20, 2023 at 10:19:07 AM UTC+2 Joan Balagueró wrote:
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>> Hello,
>>
>> I have a protobuf message like this into a byte array:
>>
>> 1: { // META element
>> 1: 2
>>
t; byte[] output = append(unmodifiedInputBytes, delta.toByteArray());
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> If the server expects a length delimiter you'd need to update it to the
> new combined length.
>
> - Florian
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> On Wednesday, September 20, 2023 at 11:03:46 AM UTC+2 Joan Balagueró wrote:
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#compiling-protocol-buffers
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> Don't mess with the reflection API if you can avoid it.
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> On Wednesday, September 20, 2023 at 12:19:38 PM UTC+2 Joan Balagueró wrote:
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>> Hi Florian,
>>
>> Not sure what I can do with this code. I only have a byte array
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Hello everyone,
I'm absolutely new to probuf. So this is my issue.
We have implemented a proxy that receives a protobuf message as a byte
array in a post message, and we only have to bypass this proto to the
backend, receive the response (also in protobuf) and return it to the
origin. That
insField(CodedInputStream input, int fieldNumber)
> throws IOException {
> while (!input.isAtEnd()) {
> int tag = input.readTag();
> if (WireFormat.getTagFieldNumber(tag) == fieldNumber) {
> return true;
> }
> input.skipField(tag);
> }
> return false;
> }
>
Hello,
I'm receiving protobuf messages from a client (I can't modify them in any
way) with a list of hotels. There are hotels in the 90% of the times, but I
need to differentitate when I receive hotels and when not.
The proto file for "no hotels" is something like below (simplified):
1: {
1:
Hello,
I'm new in protobuf, and I was wondering if the following is possible. I
have a protobuf response coming from an api that contains a list of hotels.
If we imagine this response in xml, it would be something as follows:
H1H2
I need to split this into 2 pieces:
H1
H2
Is it possible to
Hello,
I have a protobuf like this in a ByteString variable 'cp':
1: {
1: 30
2: {
2: 100
}
}
And I also have another ByteString 'hotel' with this content:
1: 87354
2: {
(...) a lot of content here
}
Now I need:
1. Put the 'hotel' ByteString under a "Hotels" tag with
