I'm using a protobuf java file inside a class which gets serialized (using
the default Java serialization) and I noticed that the extensions aren't
available after de-serializing the object.
*This is my proto file:*
message ExtensionTest {
> extensions 100 to max;
>
> optional string parentAttr
On Mon, Jun 3, 2013 at 11:54 AM, Stik kos wrote:
> I'm using a protobuf java file inside a class which gets serialized (using
> the default Java serialization) and I noticed that the extensions aren't
> available after de-serializing the object.
>
> *This is my proto file:*
>
> message ExtensionT
I use parseFrom if i de-serialise the Protobuf object myself from a
byte-array
but in this case, the protobuf object is just a member of a Serializable
Java Object which gets serialized using the Java Serialization (not using
pro to buf serialisation).
Where would i put the mergeFrom in such a c
On Mon, Jun 3, 2013 at 12:51 PM, Stik kos wrote:
> I use parseFrom if i de-serialise the Protobuf object myself from a
> byte-array
> but in this case, the protobuf object is just a member of a Serializable
> Java Object which gets serialized using the Java Serialization (not using
> pro to buf s