I know there is a library called DotNetty.Codecs.Protobuf that using Google.Protobuf for serialization.
But I have another library called protobuf-net, that follows typical .NET patterns and more convenient. I have a legacy project using protobuf-net and now want to migrate to dotnetty.
Could I still use protobuf-net instead of Google's library?
you could sure do that assuming you build your own codec. We have no plans supporting protobuf-net at the time but I assume it should be straight-forward to write a codec like one we have for google's version.
I know there is a library called
DotNetty.Codecs.Protobuf
that usingGoogle.Protobuf
for serialization.But I have another library called protobuf-net, that follows typical .NET patterns and more convenient. I have a legacy project using protobuf-net and now want to migrate to dotnetty.
Could I still use protobuf-net instead of Google's library?