thrift-protocol

I'm new to the thrift. I need to convert my data object to a JSON string with Thrift JSON serialization. I tried in this way. TSerializer serializer = new TSerializer(new TSimpleJSONProtocol.Factory()); String json = serializer.toString(object_name); In here is an error, that object_name should be in TBase . How can I resolve this ? In here is an error, that object_name should be in TBase. Next time, please post the exact error message (use copy+paste), this makes it easier for all of us. How can I resolve this? Whatever you want to serialize with Thrift, must be an descendant of Thrift's

I'd like to throws some java built-in exception such IOException in the Thrift IDL. like this: service B{ void removeLease() throws (1:ioexception e), } however, the Thrift compiler warns that ioexception doesn't be defined. Every java exception is serializable, so it's possible to wrap it into thrift exception. Thrift code: exception SerializedException { 1: required binary payload } service MyService { int method(1: required string param) throws (1: SerializedException serializedException); } Java server code: class MyServiceImpl implements MyService.Iface { int method(String param) throws

I created the following Thrift Object: struct Student{ 1: string id; 2: string firstName; 3: string lastName } Now I would like to read this object from JSON. According to this post this is possible So I wrote the following code: String json = "{\"id\":\"aaa\",\"firstName\":\"Danny\",\"lastName\":\"Lesnik\"}"; StudentThriftObject s = new StudentThriftObject(); byte[] jsonAsByte = json.getBytes("UTF-8"); TMemoryBuffer memBuffer = new TMemoryBuffer(jsonAsByte.length); memBuffer.write(jsonAsByte); TProtocol proto = new TJSONProtocol(memBuffer); s.read(proto); What I'm getting is the following

I recently stumbled upon this 2002 conference paper ( Getting Erlang to talk to the outside world by Joe Armstrong) and I was wondering whether this is a standard that was ignored or if there was any adoption? Should I focus on Apache Thrift for inter-platform communication? (whatever solution I choose will involve at least Erlang) You might find the following information helpful about UBF (i.e. UBF User's Guide). http://ubf.github.com/ubf/ubf-user-guide.en.html This might help answer some of your questions about UBF. There is also an Erlang server and client implementation of Thrift using the