PHP package error

[woding]

PHP VERSION 7.1.5
libprotoc 3.3.0

the common.proto file
`syntax = "proto3";

message requestHeader
{
uint32 api = 1;
string version = 10;
string vkey = 11;
uint32 vmid = 12;
}`

the loadInit.proto file
`syntax = "proto3";

package system;

import "common.proto";

message loadInitRequest
{
message parameter
{
string SToken = 1;
}
requestHeader header = 1;
parameter param = 2; //SToken
}`

and generate code
protoc --proto_path=proto/ --php_out=gen/ proto/common.proto proto/loadInit.proto

the composer.json file
{ "name": "TP", "description": "test protobuf", "type": "project", "autoload": { "psr-4": { "Google\\Protobuf\\Internal\\": "vendor/protobuf/Google/Protobuf/Internal", "GPBMetadata\\Google\\Protobuf\\Internal\\": "vendor/protobuf/GPBMetadata/Google/Protobuf/Internal", "GPBMetadata\\" : "gen/GPBMetadata/", "System\\" : "gen/System" }, "files": [ "vendor/protobuf/Google/Protobuf/descriptor.php" ] } }
then try to run following php code:
`include DIR.'/vendor/autoload.php';

$req = new System\loadInitRequest();
var_dump($req);`

get following error:

Notice: Undefined index: System\loadInitRequest in /media/sf_wwwroot/test/vendor/protobuf/Google/Protobuf/Internal/DescriptorPool.php on line 112

Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to a member function getField() on null in /media/sf_wwwroot/test/vendor/protobuf/Google/Protobuf/Internal/Message.php:75 Stack trace: #0 /media/sf_wwwroot/test/gen/System/loadInitRequest.php(31): Google\Protobuf\Internal\Message->__construct() #1 /media/sf_wwwroot/test/index.php(4): System\loadInitRequest->__construct() #2 {main} thrown in /media/sf_wwwroot/test/vendor/protobuf/Google/Protobuf/Internal/Message.php on line 75

[fisnikhajredini]

any fixes yet? having the same problem here.

[TeBoring]

Does rename the message using first-upper camel case fix the problem?

[fisnikhajredini]

in my case, i already have the message using camel case:

$protoClass = new odcore_data_dmcp_ModuleStatistics();

[TeBoring]

odcore_data_dmcp_ModuleStatistics is not camel case.

[fisnikhajredini]

Okay, the underscores confuse me on that.
I am receiving messages from another server, i only need to decode the messages, using the encoded msg that i receive, therefore i used the exact same name. Would changing it make any difference in the decoding process? If no, i guess "moduleStatisics" would be a camel case?

[TeBoring]

A first-upper camel case should be ModuleStatisics

[fisnikhajredini]

That worked. Thanks

[TeBoring]

Awesome.