using import

[tarkhil]

I cannot make two .proto's to work.

=== Address.proto === package Diadoc.Api.Proto;

message Address { optional RussianAddress RussianAddress = 1; optional ForeignAddress ForeignAddress = 2; optional string AddressCode = 3; }

message RussianAddress { optional string ZipCode = 1;
required string Region = 2;
optional string Territory = 3;
optional string City = 4;
optional string Locality = 5;
optional string Street = 6;
optional string Building = 7; optional string Block = 8;
optional string Apartment = 9; }

message ForeignAddress { required string Country = 1;
required string Address = 2;
} === Address.proto ===

=== Organization.proto === import "Address.proto";

package Diadoc.Api.Proto;

//... message Department { required string DepartmentId = 1; required string ParentDepartmentId = 2; required string Name = 3; optional string Abbreviation = 4; optional string Kpp = 5; optional Address Address = 6; optional bool IsDisabled = 7 [default = false]; } //... === Organization.proto ===

Every attempt I was able to imagine yields an error

Error processing serialized protobuf descriptor: Organization.proto: Import "Address.proto" has not been loaded. Error processing serialized protobuf descriptor: Organization.proto: ".Diadoc.Api.Proto.Address" is not defined.

Looks like either your module does not handle import properly or I'm doing some quite simple error

[vphantom]

Did you ever solve this issue? I'm being bit by it as well.

[vphantom]

Success! For me the following works:

protoc -Iprotobuf --perl-gpd_out=package=...,map_package=...,prefix=...:lib other.proto main.proto

In other words: one must specify all .proto files explicitly to the compiler for their definitions to be included in the generated serialized Perl module.

[jjatria]

This issue seems to be fixed and could now be closed.