There is no practical way to avoid having zero bytes in the serialized
message. For example, zero-valued integer fields will show up as zero bytes
in the serialized message. If you need the serialized form to contain only
printable characters, you could try base64-encoding it as an additional
step.
Hi,
Using SerializeToString to serialize a protobuf object and getting NULL
character in serialized string.
What could be the reason of this?
How can we avoid NULL characters in serialized string?
Please let me know if more details are needed.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks and Regards,
Saurabh Gra
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It looks like you have an enum value named NULL, which conflicts with the
NULL macro in C++. I haven't looked into this but it is possible that we
added some workaround for this somewhere between 3.6.1 and 3.13.0. There is
no reason for your Java and C++ to have the same protobuf version, though,
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Hi All
I am getting some errors where at a certain amount of data the
protobuf.has_scalar_value() will show false.
But I am sure that there is indeed more data because I can see it in the
response I received from the server.
However the server is a Java implementation of Apache Calcite running
