UserLoginRequest user=new userLoginRequest()
TProtocol protocol = new TBinaryProtocol(transport) Transport = new TSocket("localhost", 7914) thrift file with which we define the UserLogin RPC is as follows The Thrift compiler generates fully functional client and server stubs that implement the interface.Ī service consists of a set of named functions, each with a list of parameters and a return type.Ī simple. Definition of a service is semantically equivalent to defining an interface (or a pure virtual abstract class) in object oriented programming. A Thrift IDL file is processed by the Thrift code generator to produce code for the various target languages to support the defined structs and services in the IDL file. The Thrift interface definition language (IDL) allows for the definition of Thrift Types.
The Thrift compiler will read this file and generate source code to be used from the servers and clients you will write. thrift file you can define the services that your server will implement and that they will be called by any clients. You might consider even creating some script generating Thrift IDL from list of types you want to support.In a. You could define as many functions as you might need with all types you want to support. In Thrift you are able to use generic vector or map to define specific types, but functions need to be specific, not generic. Imagine PHP client trying to instantiate some C++ template with class defined in PHP.Īlso - please remember about security issues - passing any code to be executed on server side (template instantiation is in fact form of code execution) without verification is just a bad idea. So that's why it not usually supported to provide user with possibility to instantiate template on server side.įurther mode - Thrift was designed to support cross-platform communication. It would require some strange recompilation and reloading of parts of code during code execution. Templates in C++ are instantiated with types at compile time, so there is no way to allow user to provide MyOwnType during runtime.
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