I'm trying to understand if it's possible to take a serialized protobuf
that makes up part of another protobuf and merge them together without
having to deserialize the first protobuf.
For example, given a protobuf wrapper:
syntax = "proto2";
import "content.proto";
message WrapperContent {
required string metatData = 1;
required Content content = 2;
}
And then imagine we get a serialized version of *content* below (i.e.
*content* is coming that is coming from a remote client):
syntax = "proto2";
message Content {
required string name = 1;
required bytes payload = 2;
}
Do you know if any way I can inject the serialized *Content *into the
*WrapperContent *without first having to deserialize *Content. *
The reason I'm trying to inject Content without deserializing it, is to try
and save on the overhead of deserializing the message.
Thanks, Mike.
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