I'm Sending an Avro message with a timestamp(Int64 - long type) and few data (String type) to streaming-mqtt. I have used the Apache Avro for JSON serialization in iOS.
https://github.com/apache/avro
Everything is working fine if suppose I have sent string data type values.
But for long(more than 64) value received some negative numbers in server-side. Suppose if we give 63 exactly parsed 63 in server side. Why getting negative values if we send more than 63?
Please help to fix this
I have searched in online the same issue happened to someone.
I'm Sending an Avro message with a timestamp(Int64 - long type) and few data (String type) to streaming-mqtt. I have used the Apache Avro for JSON serialization in iOS. https://github.com/apache/avro
Everything is working fine if suppose I have sent string data type values. But for long(more than 64) value received some negative numbers in server-side. Suppose if we give 63 exactly parsed 63 in server side. Why getting negative values if we send more than 63? Please help to fix this I have searched in online the same issue happened to someone.
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/BAHIR-165 (they have used Spark Streaming Connectors) but issue is same .
Thanks you