For optional values use __set_FIELDNAME function or manually set
__isset__.FIELDNAME bit
Ex.
cvList.back().__set_i32_val(id % 98);
On 12.09.2014 14:23, Parag Pote wrote:
Hi,
I read a mail from Avinash regarding the following issue on this group,
I have following IDL.
struct ColumnValue {
1: optional bool bool_val // BOOLEAN
2: optional byte byte_val // TINYINT
3: optional i16 i16_val // SMALLINT
4: optional i32 i32_val // INT
5: optional i64 i64_val // BIGINT, TIMESTAMP
6: optional double double_val // FLOAT, DOUBLE
7: optional string string_val // CHAR, VARCHAR
8: optional binary binary_val // BINARY
9: optional BlobLocator blob_val // BLOB
10: optional ClobLocator clob_val // CLOB
}
I am trying to send the list of this ColumnValue to Java Server as follows
for (int id = 1; id <= 100; id++) {
std::vector<ColumnValue> cvList;
cvList.push_back(ColumnValue());
cvList.back().i32_val = id % 98;
cvList.push_back(ColumnValue());
cvList.back().i32_val = id;
}
But On Java side when I do following
ColumnValue.getI32_val()
I am always getting 0.
Avinash - Did you find solution to the problem, b'cus I am also facing the same
issue.
Rgds,
Parag
