I have a protocol like that:
message MSG {
enum MessageType {
//One enum value is needed for each message type
AUTHORIZATION_REQUEST = 1;
AUTHORIZATION_RESPONCE = 2;
}
required MessageType type = 1;
required int32 proto_version = 2 [default = 1];
//One value for each message
optional AuthorizationRequest auth_req_msg = 3;
optional AuthorizationResponce auth_resp_msg = 4;
}
message AuthorizationRequest {
required string login = 1;
required string password = 2;
}
message AuthorizationResponce {
enum Result {
ACCEPTED = 1;
INVALID_LOGIN_PASS = 2;
ACCOUNT_SUSPENDED = 3;
REJECTED = 4;
}
required Result result = 1;
optional string message = 2;
}
But in generated C++ class I have setters only for "type" and
"proto_version". For auth_msg_req and auth_msg_resp I have only
// optional .proto.AuthorizationResponce auth_resp_msg = 4;
inline bool has_auth_resp_msg() const;
inline void clear_auth_resp_msg();
static const int kAuthRespMsgFieldNumber = 4;
inline const ::proto::AuthorizationResponce& auth_resp_msg() const;
inline ::proto::AuthorizationResponce* mutable_auth_resp_msg();
But there is no setter here.
OK. How can I set a value for auth_resp and auth_req?
P.S. I have this problem only in C++. In Java all setters exists.
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