Would you mind emailing your .thrift file and the binary blob sent to the server? I'll pipe it to thrift_dump (under contrib) to take a look to see if the Trips are actually there. Or you can do this yourself if you want, assuming you can build the C++ libraries.
--David William Hatch wrote: > Hi Bryan, > > Thrift version 20080411-r761018 > > > Now, I just updated the source and rebuilt and installed it the other > day, but that output isn't looking very good if my assumption that the > first part is a date string. Updating just now brought it up to rev > 761976 > > Bill > On Apr 4, 2009, at 12:47 PM, Bryan Duxbury wrote: > >> What version of Thrift are you using? >> >> -Bryan >> >> On Apr 4, 2009, at 9:31 AM, William Hatch wrote: >> >>> 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. >>> >>> >>> William Hatch >>> >>> >>> >
