A c++ pdo would work great and easily integrate with thrift to make talking back to cassandra easy. Also if this c++ core was made as a shared object then php/python drivers could be simple wrappers that called into it, thus giving CQL a c++, php and python driver all inheriting from the same core. Would love to help with such a project if this is the avenue it takes
On Mar 29, 2011, at 9:44 AM, Courtney Robinson wrote: >> Great work, guys! Glad to see CQL picking up steam. I think it will be >> a game-changer for adoption. > > Hopefully! > >> Firstly, has it already been taken into consideration that CQL implicitly >> means injections may become a problem? > > Absolutely. The same best practices for a SQL driver apply: > parametrization should be handled by the API rather than string > escaping done manually. For the Java driver we are doing this in > https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CASSANDRA-2277. I'm not very > familiar with PHP but I think PDO is usually used for that? > > :-) Nick has some good ideas to help with that > >> I believe the plan of record is to host CQL drivers in-tree, so you'd >> post it to JIRA for review as usual. > > cool, will do!
