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Importand things to notice on the client code is the use of the TBinaryProtocol for the serializitaion and deserialization part. I could also use the compact, the JSON protocol or any other protocol supported by thrift. For more details on the protocols you can use please refer to the :doc:`thrift-stack` section of this tutorial.
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Important things to notice on the client code is the use of the TBinaryProtocol for the serializitaion and deserialization part. I could also use the compact, the JSON protocol or any other protocol supported by thrift. For more details on the protocols you can use please refer to the :doc:`thrift-stack` section of this tutorial.
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Another importand thing to notice is the use of the client and the coresponding client.multiply() method provided to us by the auto-generated thrift code. This call behind the scenes calls the TServiceClient.sendBase() method that will write the data to the wire.
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