Jackson 2.18.2 · com.fasterxml.jackson.dataformat.protobuf.schema

Package com.fasterxml.jackson.dataformat.protobuf.schema

Contains functionality for generating internal Protobuf schema instances from external protoc resources. This is necessary for encoding and decoding protobuf content which require schema for operation.

Interface Summary

Modifier and Type	Interface and Description
public interface	WireType Enumeration of wire types that protobuf specification defines

Class Summary

Modifier and Type	Class and Description
public class	DescriptorLoader Class used for loading protobuf descriptors (from .desc files or equivalent sources), to construct FileDescriptorSet.
public abstract class	EnumLookup Helper class used for doing efficient lookups of protoc enums given enum name caller provides.
public abstract class	FieldLookup Helper class used for cases where `ProtobufField` instances need to be looked up by name.
public class	FieldTypes
public class	FileDescriptorSet
public class	NativeProtobufSchema Helper class used for wrapping a "raw" protobuf schema (as read by "protoparser" library); and used as input for creating specific `ProtobufSchema` to use for reading/writing protobuf encoded content
public class	ProtobufEnum
public class	ProtobufField
public class	ProtobufMessage
public class	ProtobufSchema A `FormatSchema` implementation for protobuf, bound to specific root-level `ProtobufMessage`, and useful for reading/writing protobuf content that encodes instance of that message.
public class	ProtobufSchemaLoader Class used for loading protobuf definitions (from .proto files or equivalent sources), to construct schema needed for reading or writing content.
public class	TypeResolver Stateful class needed to properly resolve type definitions of protobuf message (and related types); some complexity coming from possible nested nature of definitions.

Enum Summary

Modifier and Type	Enum and Description
public enum	FieldType Set of distinct types parsed from protoc, as unified considering that Java makes no distinction between signed and unsigned types.