GMane groups updated with new mailing list addresses
I requested this yesterday and it's done: you can read the mailing lists through GMane again, they are changed to the new addresses. The addresses are (NNTP protocol) news.gmane.org:gmane.comp.db.cassandra.devel news.gmane.org:gmane.comp.db.cassandra.user This is very convenient if you don't want to subscribe to the mailing lists. HTH Ted
Using Java Classes
I reviewed the data model and reviewed the posting on the Cassandra Data Model (WTF is a SuperColumn). I am try to take the addess example and implement using the thrift generated Java classes. The address book example is a SuperColumn of SuperColumns. AddressBook = { // this is a ColumnFamily of type Super User1: { friend1: {street: "8th street", zip: "90210", city: "Beverley Hills", state: "CA"}, friend2: {street: "9th street", zip: "90210", city: "Beverley Hills", state: "CA"}, }, // end row User2: { friend3: {street: "10th street", zip: "90210", city: "Beverley Hills", state: "CA"}, friend4: {street: "11th street", zip: "90210", city: "Beverley Hills", state: "CA"}, }, // end row } I see using the java classes to add a User SuperColumn. However, I cannot see how to add the friend SuperColumn. I could not find examples on how to achieve this. Can someone give me an example or point to some existing code?
Re: GMane groups updated with new mailing list addresses
Thanks for getting that done! 2010/3/16 Ted Zlatanov : > I requested this yesterday and it's done: you can read the mailing lists > through GMane again, they are changed to the new addresses. The > addresses are (NNTP protocol) > > news.gmane.org:gmane.comp.db.cassandra.devel > news.gmane.org:gmane.comp.db.cassandra.user > > This is very convenient if you don't want to subscribe to the mailing > lists. > > HTH > Ted > >
Re: Using Java Classes
On Tue, Mar 16, 2010 at 02:45:51PM -0400, Michael Rother wrote: > I reviewed the data model and reviewed the posting on the Cassandra Data > Model (WTF is a SuperColumn). I am try to take the addess example and > implement using the thrift generated Java classes. The address book example > is a SuperColumn of SuperColumns. > > AddressBook = { // this is a ColumnFamily of type Super > User1: { > friend1: {street: "8th street", zip: "90210", city: "Beverley Hills", > state: "CA"}, > friend2: {street: "9th street", zip: "90210", city: "Beverley Hills", > state: "CA"}, > }, // end row > User2: { > friend3: {street: "10th street", zip: "90210", city: "Beverley > Hills", state: "CA"}, > friend4: {street: "11th street", zip: "90210", city: "Beverley > Hills", state: "CA"}, > }, // end row > } > > I see using the java classes to add a User SuperColumn. However, I cannot see > how to add the friend SuperColumn. I could not find examples on how to > achieve this. Can someone give me an example or point to some existing code? In your example, each User is a row and each Friend is a SuperColumn. -- Byron Clark