How to convert protobuf to POJO/JSON in Android
I am using "protobuf" format in place of JSON (as "protobuf" is optimized in comparison to JSON ) for fetching data from server.But my requirement is to convert protobuf to already existed POJO class(Mapped with realm entity).
I am using Protobuf-lite. There is any way to convert it in POJO/JSON in Android.
In android generated class is:
public static final class Person extends
com.google.protobuf.GeneratedMessageLite<
Person, Person.Builder> implements
PersonOrBuilder {
}
And Protobuf-Converter does not support this type generated class.
So this converter is not helpful for me in android.
android json protocol-buffers pojo asked Nov 21 at 7:01
Ankit Kumar
265
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I am using "protobuf" format in place of JSON (as "protobuf" is optimized in comparison to JSON ) for fetching data from server.But my requirement is to convert protobuf to already existed POJO class(Mapped with realm entity).
I am using Protobuf-lite. There is any way to convert it in POJO/JSON in Android.
In android generated class is:
public static final class Person extends
com.google.protobuf.GeneratedMessageLite<
Person, Person.Builder> implements
PersonOrBuilder {
}
And Protobuf-Converter does not support this type generated class.
So this converter is not helpful for me in android.
android json protocol-buffers pojo asked Nov 21 at 7:01
Ankit Kumar
265
Possible duplicate of Converting a Protocol Buffer to a POJO
– Martin Zeitler
Nov 21 at 7:07
@MartinZeitler It is not duplicate. Actually in android we use Protobuf-lite that doesn't contain "Converter" class. So i am not able to use the above(Converting a Protocol Buffer to a POJO ) approach.
– Ankit Kumar
Nov 21 at 7:29
what you mean by "we"? simply add the converter instead of writing a new one.
– Martin Zeitler
Nov 21 at 7:33
add a comment |
I am using "protobuf" format in place of JSON (as "protobuf" is optimized in comparison to JSON ) for fetching data from server.But my requirement is to convert protobuf to already existed POJO class(Mapped with realm entity).
I am using Protobuf-lite. There is any way to convert it in POJO/JSON in Android.
In android generated class is:
public static final class Person extends
com.google.protobuf.GeneratedMessageLite<
Person, Person.Builder> implements
PersonOrBuilder {
}
And Protobuf-Converter does not support this type generated class.
So this converter is not helpful for me in android.
android json protocol-buffers pojo asked Nov 21 at 7:01
Ankit Kumar
265
I am using "protobuf" format in place of JSON (as "protobuf" is optimized in comparison to JSON ) for fetching data from server.But my requirement is to convert protobuf to already existed POJO class(Mapped with realm entity).
I am using Protobuf-lite. There is any way to convert it in POJO/JSON in Android.
In android generated class is:
public static final class Person extends
com.google.protobuf.GeneratedMessageLite<
Person, Person.Builder> implements
PersonOrBuilder {
}
And Protobuf-Converter does not support this type generated class.
So this converter is not helpful for me in android.
android json protocol-buffers pojo android json protocol-buffers pojo asked Nov 21 at 7:01
Ankit Kumar
265
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Ankit Kumar
265
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asked Nov 21 at 7:01
Ankit Kumar
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asked Nov 21 at 7:01
Ankit Kumar
265
asked Nov 21 at 7:01
Ankit Kumar
265
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Possible duplicate of Converting a Protocol Buffer to a POJO
– Martin Zeitler
Nov 21 at 7:07
@MartinZeitler It is not duplicate. Actually in android we use Protobuf-lite that doesn't contain "Converter" class. So i am not able to use the above(Converting a Protocol Buffer to a POJO ) approach.
– Ankit Kumar
Nov 21 at 7:29
what you mean by "we"? simply add the converter instead of writing a new one.
– Martin Zeitler
Nov 21 at 7:33
add a comment |
Possible duplicate of Converting a Protocol Buffer to a POJO
– Martin Zeitler
Nov 21 at 7:07
@MartinZeitler It is not duplicate. Actually in android we use Protobuf-lite that doesn't contain "Converter" class. So i am not able to use the above(Converting a Protocol Buffer to a POJO ) approach.
– Ankit Kumar
Nov 21 at 7:29
what you mean by "we"? simply add the converter instead of writing a new one.
– Martin Zeitler
Nov 21 at 7:33
Possible duplicate of Converting a Protocol Buffer to a POJO
– Martin Zeitler
Nov 21 at 7:07
Possible duplicate of Converting a Protocol Buffer to a POJO
– Martin Zeitler
Nov 21 at 7:07
@MartinZeitler It is not duplicate. Actually in android we use Protobuf-lite that doesn't contain "Converter" class. So i am not able to use the above(Converting a Protocol Buffer to a POJO ) approach.
– Ankit Kumar
Nov 21 at 7:29
@MartinZeitler It is not duplicate. Actually in android we use Protobuf-lite that doesn't contain "Converter" class. So i am not able to use the above(Converting a Protocol Buffer to a POJO ) approach.
– Ankit Kumar
Nov 21 at 7:29
what you mean by "we"? simply add the converter instead of writing a new one.
– Martin Zeitler
Nov 21 at 7:33
what you mean by "we"? simply add the converter instead of writing a new one.
– Martin Zeitler
Nov 21 at 7:33
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Possible duplicate of Converting a Protocol Buffer to a POJO
– Martin Zeitler
Nov 21 at 7:07
@MartinZeitler It is not duplicate. Actually in android we use Protobuf-lite that doesn't contain "Converter" class. So i am not able to use the above(Converting a Protocol Buffer to a POJO ) approach.
– Ankit Kumar
Nov 21 at 7:29
what you mean by "we"? simply add the converter instead of writing a new one.
– Martin Zeitler
Nov 21 at 7:33