I am considering using thrift for a project, and am intrigued by the new
AsyncClient stuff in the java stack. I have a question arising from very early
prototyping, and I wondered if anyone might be able to give some guidance.
(FWIW, should we use thrift, Dell will likely commit back any work we do to
thrift in order to solve our issues, possibly including helping to implement
similar AsyncClient functionality in .Net.)
When testing the asyncClient, it seems as though the arguments to my method are
not actually included in what is getting sent across to the server. The server
is receiving the request, but when parsing the arguments, ends up with a
null... Is this something that someone has already addressed and I need to take
the latest stamp, (code is a snapshot from ealy last week), or is this
something that's gone unnoticed?
Thanks!
Mike
Michael Brindamour
Dell | Software Engineer
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Nashua, NH 03062 USA
michael_brindam...@dell.com
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