A java.util.Date doesn't contain a timezone anyway - it's always UTC.
I've previous suggested (but made no progress on) a set of "common"
protocol buffer messages which could be used for various products,
with helper libraries for popular platforms providing conversions
between the messages and m
I use a dateFormatter to send it as a string. I suppose its also
possible to send it as a int64 if you want. Just be wary of
timezones.
Dan
On Nov 10, 3:25 pm, rahul prasad wrote:
> How do I represent java.util.Date in my .proto definition? Is this
> supported, or any other workaround for doi
