I'm generating Java bindings from Protobuf 3 schema definitions that
include optional values represented with protobuf wrapper types.
Decoding the fields as Java Optional would work nicely if the generated
accessors would be able to return null when the optional value is missing:
Optional.ofNu
Hi,
Currently I'm working with ProtoBuf at work. There's a client device that
sends us messages using ProtoBuf, so we can't change the protocol. The
first 3 bytes is the length of the ProtoBuf message with big endian bytes
order and then after that is the message itself. However, the .proto fil
I forgot to mention that the file they sent us is using Protocol Buffers 2.
BR,
A terça-feira, 13 de outubro de 2020 à(s) 15:25:07 UTC+2, Carlos Pereira
escreveu:
> Hi,
>
> Currently I'm working with ProtoBuf at work. There's a client device that
> sends us messages using ProtoBuf, so we can't
Serialized protocol buffers don't contain any metadata to indicate what
type they are, so you have to have some other mechanism to know what the
type is. I would guess that your .proto file probably has a parent message
containing the other messages, and the parent is probably the one that is
alway
How can I do UNIT Testing using gtest frame work in C++ for grpc . May have
any example ?
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