Summary: TJSONProtocol for Java with write support and a TSerializer utility for easier conversion of Thrift objects into byte[] or strings.
Reviewed By: dreiss
Test Plan: Included a basic piece of this in test/ client for Java.
Revert: OK
DiffCamp Revision: 3890
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Summary: Servers need to create bufferedtransports etc. around the transports they get in a user-definable way. So use a factory pattern to allow the user to supply an object to the server that defines this behavior.
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Summary: Just for completeness cause I'm crazy. Let's never use these!
Notes: Also made thrift grammar support # style comments, so you can do this at the top of your files
#!/usr/local/bin/thrift --cpp
/**
* This is a thrift def file youc an invoke directly and gen code!
*/
blah
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Summary: End to end communication working in Thrift with PHP
Problem: It's a bit slower than pillar still. Need to find out why.
Reviewed By: aditya
Test Plan: Unit tests are in the test directory. Get lucas on the PHP case...
git-svn-id: https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/thrift/trunk@664720 13f79535-47bb-0310-9956-ffa450edef68
Summary: Did I promise you this or what?! Interoperable test servers and clients in both C++ and Java that you can use to check that they all work, all perform well, and that they all actually talk to each other!
Problem: How we gon' test this Thrift bizniss?
Solution: Write some test scenarios in each language.
Reviewed By: aditya
Test Plan: This IS the test plan.
Notes: These tools are actually pretty easy to use, so long as you remember to type 'ant' in the java directory instead of 'make'.
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