Hi all.
I'm working on exposing an experimental graph database library for RPC, and
am going with 0MQ/GPB for transport for lack of obviously better ideas and
interest in doing an extended analysis. One of the fundamental operations
in the database takes a value of any Java type - including POJOs and Java
Beans - stores it according to its internal magic, and hands back a Handle
object that can be serialized to/from a UUID and used to retrieve the
original value. For sanity's sake I'm restricting the exposed API to types
handled by GPB, which gives me the appended nastiness in my .proto file and
a bunch of stupid boilerplate code on every end to do what GPB tries to do
for me already. Is this by having to work around a very liberal API, or am
I missing something obvious and abusing the facilities?
Thanks,
Chris
enum MsgDataType{
double=0;
float=1;
int32=2;
int64=3;
uint32=4;
uint64=5;
sint32=6;
sint64=7;
fixed32=8;
fixed64=9;
sfixed32=10;
sfixed64=11;
bool=12;
string=13;
bytes=14;
repeated=15;
}
message MsgData{
required MsgDataType type=1;
optional double=0;
optional float=1;
optional int32=2;
optional int64=3;
optional uint32=4;
optional uint64=5;
optional sint32=6;
optional sint64=7;
optional fixed32=8;
optional fixed64=9;
optional sfixed32=10;
optional sfixed64=11;
optional bool=12;
optional string=13;
optional bytes=14;
repeated repeated=15;
}
message MsgRequest {
required MsgFunction function = 1;
repeated MsgData data = 2;
}
message MsgReply {
repeated MsgData result =1;
optional string error = 2;
}
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