Generated C++ encoding methods use the control classes
and the OSJSONEncodeBuffer
and OSJSONOutputStream
classes to accomplish encodings,
as in the following code snippet:
OSJSONEncodeBuffer encodeBuffer (0, 0); encodeBuffer.setDiag (verbose); ASN1T_PersonnelRecord msgData; ASN1C_PersonnelRecord employee (encodeBuffer, msgData); /* Populate structure of generated type here */ // Encode if ((stat = employee.Encode ()) == 0) { if (trace) { printf ("Encoding was successful\n"); printf ("%s\n", (const char *)encodeBuffer.getMsgPtr()); } }
The generated control class
(ASN1C_PersonnelRecord
) contains methods for
encoding (Encode
). It unites the message data
(held in ASN1T_PersonnelRecord
) and the encoding
buffer (OSJSONEncodeBuffer
) to encode the JSON
message.