Some of the tools use the driver, and there is some reliance on classes
for user defined types that come from the driver. I suppose ideally
these would get split out into a cassandra-common.jar, or such.
"Shaded" in this case means that the jar contains code from netty, but
the package structure is changed so that there are no conflicts with a
real netty jar.
On 01/30/2017 11:26 AM, Tomas Repik wrote:
Hello list,
why is datastax java-driver so tightly fixed to the cassandra base?
Is there any reason to have it as a shaded dependency?
And what even a shaded dependency is?
I'd be glad for any response.
Thanks Tomas
