Hello, I've just heard of thrift today, and am thinking of using it, mainly in .NET & java. I have a few starter questions:
1. Aren't mailing lists so 90s ? Why not use a forum so the archive is public? Or does it exist and I just missed it? 2. I noticed that the C# implementation only has the TBinaryProtocol, but not other protocols that are available in C++ & java. Are there plans of implementing them? 3. Are there best practice for using code-generation in the build process (in Visual Studio, specifically)? a. Do you keep the autogenerated server/client code in the source control, or just the IDL? b. What do you use to generate the cs files from the IDL inside the Visual Studio IDE? I found the MSBuild task, but I don't know how to use it in the build process from Visual Studio (as opposed to a console build). In C++ one can use custom build actions, but from what I found C# projects in Visual Studio 2008 only support "design time" code generation, which I'm not sure is compatible with what I want. Thanks, Ron
