Protobuf and Pipeline questions

[Christian (VuuRWerK) Seifert]

Thanks for your suggestions.
I will try it as soon as possible. At the moment I have only one
message with an additional flag what kind of message it is. So that
will compress all kinds of messages so far but if I've done my work at
the current project I will try and to realize the suggestion by you.
Thanks a lot so far!

- Christian

2010/7/8 Marc-André Laverdière <marcandre.laverdiere at gmail.com>:
> That would work,
>
> What we use in our app is a 'MetaRequest', which is a container for
> the actual request + the type field. Works too :)
>
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> 2010/7/7 "이희승 (Trustin Lee)" <trustin at gmail.com>:
>> Hi Christian,
>>
>> I would wrap the protobuf messages with an envelope protocol.  For example:
>>
>> <TYPE> <LENGTH> <PROTOBUFDATA>
>>
>> You could determine which protobuf type the message is from the <TYPE>
>> field.  It means you need to write a decoder / encoder by yourself
>> though.  It shouldn't be difficult.  Please start from the Factorial
>> example.
>>
>> HTH,
>> Trustin
>>
>> On 07/01/2010 07:06 PM, VuuRWerK wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi list,
>>>
>>> is there any way to set more then one protobufEncode/-Decoder?
>>>
>>> Let me explain my problem: I have a command which will be send from the
>>> client to the server. The server get the command and do some work according
>>> to the command. Now the response ("answer") of the server could be:
>>> "nothing", "simple" or "complex". "Nothing" means, the server get the
>>> command and the clients doesn't wait for a response from the server, in turn
>>> the server won't give a response. "Simple" means, the answer is maybe just a
>>> status message, a return code or something simple. The message won't exceed
>>> 256 byte. And last but not least the "complex" response will be a bunch of
>>> data (in future the data will be compressed) which could be up to several
>>> MB.
>>>
>>> My question is now: What can I do that the client can receive at least 2
>>> different responses from the server? Both are "encoded" with Protobuf. And
>>> in turn, what I need to do that the server can send at least 2 different
>>> responses? Also both are "encoded" with Protobuf.
>>> To set 2 different protobufEncoder/-Decoder is not possible.
>>>
>>> Thanks in advance and best regards
>>> Christian
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