Consider a scenario
We have User Object
message User {
optional int32 user_id=1;
optional string user_name=2;
optional int32 user_salary=3;
}
Now user_salary in my object can be null
If I write a code
User.newBuilder().setUserSalary(mapUserObj.get("userSalary"));
If mapUserObj.get("userSalary")=null, then it throws NullPointerException.
The other way could had been checking if it is not null and then only call
that code.
The problem with that it makes code ugly.
So I have used AOP to avoid calling those functions.
AOP works in case of String as it is a normal Class but in case of int or
long it does not works.
As those are primitive and it throws Exception in Java itself.
So was thinking can Protocol Buffer generate code to use java.lang.Integer
instead of primitive datatype?
Thanks in advance
CSJakharia
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