There can be different orders (both map and set are unordered and when you use TJSONSerializer on the data the order in the string is not guaranteed, in language like go the order of a map will even be deliberately randomized). But besides that yes.
On Tue, May 9, 2023, 19:21 Fabio Ronca <roncafa...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi there, > > I have a question about the Tserializer and the TJSONProtocol offered by > Thrift. > I use Thrift to implement a RPC between server and client written in > different programming languages. I need to add new functionality in my > system implementing an integrity check on the data exchanged between client > and server. > > The idea is to convert in string the data exchanged between sender and > receiver (defined in the IDL thrift) and use this string as an input to the > algorithm for the integrity calculation. > For structured data types, I want to leverage on the Tserializer based on > TJSONProtocol to obtain a JSON string (representing the data to protect) > to provide as input to the algorithm for integrity calculation. > > Is it correct to assume that the JSON string resulting from conversion is > always the same (assuming to have the same input data) across different > programming languages? > I mean, can I assume that the behaviour of TSerializer (based on > TJSONProtocol) is the same across the different implementations of Thrift > libraries available for the different programming languages? > > Thanks in advance > Best Regards > Fabio >
