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The docs suggest I should be able to pass a regex as a column qualifier. I have a columns named \"F1:I\" and \"F2:I\" in the column family \"C\".Consider the following:
I am loading initial data (url list for a crawler) to Cassandra with status crawled=0. Then using Hadoop I crawl all the links and try to change crawled from 0 to something else, for example 1 or 2, o
I\'d like to create several services, and I want to use them with different identifiers. So I mean : I\'ve got a Users and Projects service .
Using the following .thrift file struct myElement { 1: required i32 num, } struct stuff { 1: optional map<i32,myElement> mymap,
when I execute a ruby code I get Unable to load thrift_native extension. Defaulting to pure Ruby libraries.
(sorry for my english) It\'s possible to build an application (2 in deed ) that implement bidirectional communication between process?.
Can someone explain to me what thrift really does? Say i have a Rails app, and I also have some code written in Scala.
Im developing a \'proxy\' server in Thrift. My problem is,开发者_如何学C that each connection incomming to the proxy uses the same instance of the Handler. The client implementation of the proxy is in
I\'ve been reading quite a bit about Thrift and it looks like a technology I\'d really like to use. I\'m having all sorts of trouble building the Windows distribution. I know a patch exists to build a
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