We have a computationally intensive service which is used to do a number of transformations. Its largely computationally bound (CPU bound) process. Essentially what happens is we have a message broker
I am implementing a small thrift (0.6.0) server in ruby to play a role of proxy to another protocol with several connections (multiple clients) to a single server.I want to be able and keep per-client
Sorry in advance if this is a basic question. I\'m reading a book on hbase and learing but most of the examples in the book(and well as online) tend to be using Java(I guess because hbase is native to
I would like to use thrift with a Java server sending data to a browser using websockets.I开发者_StackOverflows this possible?According to this issue: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/THRIFT-2355
I\'m using a PHP-JAVA bridging using Apache thrift. A java server file, it is accesses by a php 开发者_开发知识库client on some port xxxx.
I\'m looking for an example of how to make an asynchronous request in Java using Thrift. Looking at the generated code this seems to be possible, but I can\'t find a single example of how.
Can somebody please tell me difference between JSON, Thrift and REST ? How one can开发者_如何学Go decide which one to use ?
I need to write millions of Java POJOs to d开发者_Go百科isk, and read them from disk, and I need to do it fast.
Im trying to make Cassandra run with PHP on Windows 7 at the moment. I installed cassandra and thrift...
Lets say I defined following Thrift service service FileResource { binary get_file(1:string file_name) }
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