It looked like this before i sent the data: (Debug)
type: 14
Login {
name: "Test"
password: "nil"
}
And i got this on the receiving end: (Debug)
type: 14
Login {
14 {
}
}
I can't figure out what in the world which could be changing data...
Notice: I am using wxWidgets for UI and SFML for Networking.
Here are the sending and recieving methods:
//Server side
this->TCP->Receive(this->TCPBuffer, sizeof( this->TCPBuffer ), this-
>RecievedSize) //<- Is in a If structure
net_protocol::NMessage RcvdMsg;
std::string Tmp(this->TCPBuffer);
RcvdMsg.ParseFromString( Tmp )
//Client side
net_protocol::NMessage Msg;
Msg.set_type( Network::MsgType::RECIEVE_LOGIN_INFO );
net_protocol::LoginInfo *LoginInfos;
LoginInfos = Msg.mutable_login();
LoginInfos->set_name( this->name->GetValue() );
LoginInfos->set_password( this->password->GetValue() );
std::string Tmp;
Msg.SerializeToString(&Tmp);
this->fParent->Socket.Send( Tmp.c_str(), sizeof( Tmp.c_str() ) );
On 10 Nov, 20:40, Kenton Varda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I don't see anything wrong with your code. What kind of error are you
> seeing? Are you sure that the bytes you passed in to the parser on the
> receiving end are exactly the same as what came out of the serializer on the
> sending side?
>
> On Sun, Nov 9, 2008 at 6:40 AM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > I wonder if there are any reasons to why this would fail to parse on
> > the Server side of a game which a few friends me are making.
>
> > ||Protocol:
>
> > package net_protocol;
>
> > //Login Protocol 2
> > message LoginInfo {
> > required string name = 1;
> > required string password = 2;
> > }
>
> > //Message Protocol 3
> > message ChatMessage {
> > required string name = 1;
> > required string body = 2;
> > }
>
> > //The Protocol Main
> > message NMessage {
> > required int32 type = 1;
> > optional LoginInfo type2 = 2;
> > optional ChatMessage type3 = 3;
> > }
>
> > ||Code which sends the Protocol:
> > net_protocol::NMessage Msg;
> > Msg.set_type( Network::MsgType::RECIEVE_LOGIN_INFO );
>
> > net_protocol::LoginInfo *LoginInfos;
> > LoginInfos = Msg.mutable_type2();
> > LoginInfos->set_name( this->name->GetValue().c_str() );
> > LoginInfos->set_password( this->password->GetValue().c_str() );
> > //Send away it here with some Network stuff
>
> > When the server gets that and tries to parse it so does it autofail.
> > Just sending the NMessage without any optional structures work fine.
>
> > And the documentation are vague at it's best to describe how to use
> > optional messages.
>
> > I would be grateful if someone could give me more insight on this :).
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