It would be pretty easy to write code that serializes or parses java
protocol message objects in JSON format using the protobuf reflection
interface (see the Message and Builder interfaces). I don't know of any
existing implementations, though.
On Sun, Oct 26, 2008 at 2:11 PM, Richard <[EMAIL PRO
I would have thought that there was a reflection-based json serializer
for java? A quick search yields "JSON-RPC", but I'm not a java bod, so
I have no idea if this is any good.
Sticking to protocol buffers: not for java, but protobuf-net classes
(for .NET) are compatible with DataContractSeriali
Hi,
Does anyone have JsonFormat class for ProtocolBuffers in Java? Why
would this be useful? It would mean that that you could make rpc calls
from javascript to your web service that you implemented using
protocol buffers and jetty.
As an example lets say you have a message with type:
message P
