protocol-buffers

I'm using Protobuf for python. I've been trying to use default values but everytime I run SerializeToString() i get nothing. For example, here is my .proto file object message Test{ optional string lol = 1 [default="HI"]; optional int32 num = 2 [default=200]; } I run test = packets_pb2.Test() print(test.num) print(test.SerializeToString()) and get 200 for print(test.num) but no results (empty) for SerializeToString() I want my default values to be serialized. Any idea how to get this done? Thanks in advance. This is working as intended. Default values are not sent on the wire. Instead, the

I need to send an object (serialized with GPB) on a ZMQ socket. Currently the code have an extra copy. How do I directly write serialized array into message_t s data? ABT_CommunicationProtocol introPacket; // Fill the packet message_t introMessage; size_t dataLenght = introPacket.ByteSize(); char* temp = new char[dataLenght]; introPacket.SerializeToArray(temp, dataLenght); // write data to temp memcpy(introMessage.data(), temp, dataLenght); // copy data to message this->serverRquest.send(introMessage); Don't use zmq_send but zmq_sendmsg int cgi_msg_cnx_pool::PbToZmq(::google::protobuf::Message

Please note: Although this question specifically mentions Dropwizard, I believe anyone with Jersey/JAX-RS experience should be able to answer this question, as I would imagine Dropwizard is just following Jersey/JAX-RS conventions under the hood. I have a Dropwizard service that reds/writes in JSON and works beautifully. I would like to now switch it to read/write binary data (to minimize network bandidth). I see there is the Dropwizard-Protobuf lib but I have a few concerns about implementing binary serialization in Dropwizard. First off, here's the important stuff from my current (JSON

I'm perhaps overlooking something, but I'm attempting to wrestle protocol buffers into an easy method for providing extensions later. That seems a bit unclear so I'll jump directly into the problem. I am writing an assembly to support various tasks, one of which includes describing structured data. Perfect time to use protocol buffers. The primary class to use protocol buffers is called StateDefinition. Here's the .proto file I came up with for it: package Kannon.State; message StateDefinition { enum StateTypes { GRAPHICS = 0; AUDIO = 1; MIND = 2; PHYSICS = 3; NETWORK = 4; GENERIC = 5; }

I have a project in where Google Protocol Buffers are used. Once I try to obfuscate it with ProGuard it seems that protobuf causes problem. All my own classes I package into mybuildedclasses.jar . Google code is packaged into protbuf.jar mybuildedclasses.jar protobuf.jar other external jars After that I am trying to obfuscate mybuildedclasses.jar . Config file is similar to this one . Eventually all jars are packaged inside another fat jar. I run the program and once message is tried to be sent this kind of Exceptions are printed. Caused by: java.lang.RuntimeException: Generated message class