In Java, you need to make sure that you provide an ExtensionRegistry when
you parse the message. You will need to create an ExtensionRegistry
instance, add the extensions that you want to access, and then pass it to
mergeFrom/parseFrom. Otherwise, the extensions will just get treated as an
unknown field.
On Thu, Sep 30, 2010 at 9:21 AM, Squid drbix...@gmail.com wrote:
So I have a message in one file, and in another file, I have a message
with extends. For example:
file1.proto:
message baseMessage {
required int32 test = 1;
extensions 1000 to max;
}
file2.proto
extend baseMessage {
required int32 test2 = 1000;
}
My client then does something along the lines of:
builder.setExtenssion (File2.test2, 12345);
When my server gets the call that uses this message, I see the data
being displayed correctly for both test1 and test2 in my log file
including the extension number of 1000. However, I cannot get the
value of test2 and:
request.hasExtension(File2.test2) == FALSE
For some reason, protobuf doesn't seem to think that the extensions
are there though I can see them coming through.
Thanks in advance.
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