Container classes in Avro

[Douglas Service <ds...@gmail.com>]

I have the C# and Java sides of the bridge communicating via the
RemoteManager class in Wake. I also have them sending Avro messages back
and forth sending primitives like integers and strings. However, when I try
to send non-zero length containers like arrays or maps from C# to Java they
always end up zero length on the Java side. I am using the
DefinedRuntimesSerializer class as a model for the java side.

Does anyone know of any issues here of which I should be aware? For example
could there be an issue with encoder/decoder buffer sizes?

Doug

Re: Container classes in Avro

[Scott Inglis <ms...@gmail.com>]

Hey Doug,

Have you confirmed that this is working correctly in the C# implementation
of Avro? Try writing an array or map to a file and see if that comes out as
zero length.



On Wed, May 17, 2017 at 6:53 PM, Douglas Service <ds...@gmail.com> wrote:

> I have the C# and Java sides of the bridge communicating via the
> RemoteManager class in Wake. I also have them sending Avro messages back
> and forth sending primitives like integers and strings. However, when I try
> to send non-zero length containers like arrays or maps from C# to Java they
> always end up zero length on the Java side. I am using the
> DefinedRuntimesSerializer class as a model for the java side.
>
> Does anyone know of any issues here of which I should be aware? For example
> could there be an issue with encoder/decoder buffer sizes?
>
> Doug
>