It's vanilla Thrift release these days, 0.6
On Sat, Jun 18, 2011 at 11:52 PM, Bill Hastings wrote:
> I was wondering if the datastax folks could please share their settings for
> the thrift build. We would like to make some additions/changes to thrift and
> have basic build issues. Not much suppo
I was wondering if the datastax folks could please share their settings for
the thrift build. We would like to make some additions/changes to thrift and
have basic build issues. Not much support in their avenues it looks like.
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Cheers
Bill
+1 to Hector (especially with the changes made in the latest version of
their API)
On Sun, Jun 19, 2011 at 12:01 AM, Steve Willcox wrote:
> I'm using Hector.
>
> The main contributor Nate McCall is very active and responsive to any
> issues. The Hector community is very active.
>
> I've been usi
I'm using Hector.
The main contributor Nate McCall is very active and responsive to any
issues. The Hector community is very active.
I've been using Java for a long time and I disagree that the client is more
complex than the underlying Thrift client. The latest version of Hector has
made large
That's pretty awesome! Apologies for my misleading statement about
marshaling support. I clearly haven't been keeping up. :)
On Fri, Jun 17, 2011 at 8:13 PM, Dan Washusen wrote:
>
> Also, a quick look at the Hector wiki suggests that they have some form of
> annotation support (
> https://github
Hi,
with the following code I try to update a row
Keyspace fKeyspace = HFactory.createKeyspace(KEYSPACE, fCluster);
// Update with CQL
CqlQuery cqlQuery =
new CqlQuery(fKeyspace, fStringS, fStringS, fStringS);
cqlQuery.setQuery(
"INSERT INTO Fahrer (KEY, 'first') VALUES('fahrer1', 'Firstn
Hi,
I use Cassandra with Pelops on a GWT/Java project. You are right in the fact
that you have to write boiler plate code : threre is no driver to use Pelops
or Cassandra with GWT's RequestFactory.
But, in my case I use standards GWT-RPC as services, and the DTOs are
persisted onto Cassandra with
