William Hatch
Using the same thrift templates to create Ruby and Java class files. I
have a Vehicle object that has an array of Trip objects as an
attribute. If I create the ruby Vehicle object, push some Trip objects
into it's trips array, serialize it, send it across the wire (as
simple binary data in a post request, not using thrift for that) the
java deserialized object will give me a zero count for the Vehicles'
trips list, the previously added Trip is not there. I've confirmed on
the ruby side prior to serialization that it is there. Any pointers? I
should point out that I'm able to make this happen from cocoa to java
no problem, using the same templates for generation. Thanks.
- Objects containing Lists; Ruby Array objects not serializing... William Hatch
- Re: Objects containing Lists; Ruby Array objects not se... Bryan Duxbury
- Re: Objects containing Lists; Ruby Array objects no... William Hatch
- Re: Objects containing Lists; Ruby Array object... David Reiss
- Re: Objects containing Lists; Ruby Array ob... David Reiss
- Re: Objects containing Lists; Ruby Arr... William Hatch
- Re: Objects containing Lists; Ruby... Bryan Duxbury
- Re: Objects containing Lists; Ruby... David Reiss
- Re: Objects containing Lists; ... William Hatch
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