On Monday, September 3, 2012 5:33:16 PM UTC+3, sarvesh wrote: > > Hi > > I have a client and server application written in .NET(server part), C++ > (client part) which uses protobuf for serializationa and de-serialization. > > The server sends notification data to client whenever required , and this > notification data type could be any and will not be known to client ahead > of time. > > When i was looking into how to solve this scenario, found out dynamic > messages topic whiuch suggests to use .NET and C++ protobuf extensions, > however there are not enough examples and clarity on how to use them on > both the technologies. > > Could someone please suggest some links or send me some examples for using > extensions in protobuf. > > For Example: The notification data could be a single object or list of > <T> objects in .NET. How to pass those objects in generic way and identify > them in C++ based on the type and de-serialize the data according to its > type. > > Thanks and Regards > > R.Sarvesh >
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