For example, user may use java.lang.Object or java.util.Date in method request/response, but it's not a valid Thrift type.
To be compatible with arbitrary java classes, a new feature should be implemented to allow specifying an external type (user-defined, not Thrift native types).
If this type has implemented hessian.Serializer (by dubbo-go-hessian2), it can be registered with hessian.SetSerializer(javaClassName, serializer)
felix021
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9 months ago
For example, user may use
java.lang.Objectorjava.util.Datein method request/response, but it's not a valid Thrift type.To be compatible with arbitrary java classes, a new feature should be implemented to allow specifying an external type (user-defined, not Thrift native types).
If this type has implemented
hessian.Serializer(bydubbo-go-hessian2), it can be registered withhessian.SetSerializer(javaClassName, serializer)Before that, there's a workaround, please refer to: https://bytedance.sg.feishu.cn/docx/Q8XOdfxsCorkPYxcWiSlu9ITgEc