Hi
I am wondering why avro-cpp JsonGenerator encodeBinary encode every byte as
unicode?
132 class AVRO_DECL JsonGenerator {
157
158 void escapeCtl(char c) {
159 out_.write('\\');
160 out_.write('U');
161 out_.write('0');
162
According to the documentation:
https://avro.apache.org/docs/current/api/cpp/html/classavro_1_1GenericDatum.html#a879e7b725023bfd8246e15f07cb5bef0
avro::GenericDatum::GenericDatum( const
ValidSchemahttps://avro.apache.org/docs/current/api/cpp/html/classavro_1_1ValidSchema.html
Hi All,
Is the following legal schema:
{
{
metadata : {
schema : {
family : search,
version : v1,
attrs : [ srch ]
}
}
}{
metadata : {
schema : {
family : UDB,
version : v1,
attrs : [ login, reg ]
}
}
}
}
Note the
I am trying to use the c++ generic interface to update the following record:
{
type: record,
namespace: com.abc.v1,
name: “def,
fields: [
{
name: id,
type: [
null,
bytes
]
}
]
}
Completed code sample:
#include attributes.hh
#include avro/Encoder.hh
#include avro/Decoder.hh
#include boost/algorithm/string.hpp
#include boost/typeof/typeof.hpp
#include iomanip
#include vector
#include fstream
#include avro/Compiler.hh
#include avro/Generic.hh
#include
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More specifically if I have the following payload with 2 records, metadata
and data. Can avro cpp library parse each record successively? If it can, can
you shared some code sample of how that can be done? I know the Java library
