Hi to everyone, it's the first time that I write here, so excuse me if I make some mistakes; and excuse me for my english. I'm trying to send a cv::Mat (and other strings) from my C++ server to a Java client over tcp sockets, using a Protocol Buffers message. I'm trying to write my cv::Mat like a ByteString (Java) that correspond in C++ on a std::string containg image's bytes (mat.data). So when I send the image over socket I can't send all bytes, in my opinion because on C++ the image's byte can contain a string's null terminator on the middle. How can I resolve it? thank you!! :)
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