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From: Eric Evans
Sent: Wednesday, April 20, 2011 2:35 AM
To: dev@cassandra.apache.org
Subject: [VOTE] Apache Cassandra 0.8.0-beta1 (take #2)
Let's try this again. I propose the following artifacts for release as
0.8.0 beta1.
You will note the addition of th
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On Tue, Mar 29, 2011 at 5:00 PM, Eric Evans wrote:
My suggestion as a means of heavily mitigating the damage of these
attacks would be to only permit a single query at a time (i.e. remove
the ';' token).
This is effectively the case. The parser is run exactly once for eac
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:
parametr
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Cc: Courtney Robinson
Subject: Re: PHP Cassandra CQL driver
I have to say I'm not a huge fan of reverse-engineering the interface,
especially not from the Java implementation. I think we'd be better off using
the other d
Okay, Dave Gardner, Nick Telford and myself met at the London Cassandra meetup.
We were keen on getting a PHP CQL driver done and decided to use github while
working on it.
This mail is mainly to raise awareness of this as well as to ask a few
questions and throw a few things
out there that came
I've been looking at the Java and Python drivers and they are both using
Thrift. I thought the idea was to get rid of thrift/avro?
The two implemented (however partial) drivers seem to have similar naming
conventions for class and methods.
Has it been agreed to try and do this? I reckon it'd be
Possibly, I think doing a gsoc would leave a few dead projects and in the
end someone would decide to pick up one or two of them and possibly take
development in a diff. direction than was intended. Much like the multitude
of clients that start, die and get re-born.
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?On Tue, Jan 11, 2011 at 7:27 PM, Courtney Robinson
wrote:
?Having been pointed to
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CASSANDRA-1704
I wanted to know what the state of that was.
Eric Evans said changes had been pushed to SVN, can I check out the latest
head and play with it?
Yes
?+1
I see no reason why not. Since I've been using Cassandra (just over a year),
its been pretty stable*.
With all the improvements that have been made i say that more than warrants
a 1.0 release.
-Original Message-
From: Paul Brown
Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2011 1:47 AM
To: dev@c
?Having been pointed to https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CASSANDRA-1704
I wanted to know what the state of that was.
Eric Evans said changes had been pushed to SVN, can I check out the latest
head and play with it?
Looking at the comments, if its not too late here's my 2cents.
For what it'
?Apologies for my last e-mail with the misleading subject i was reading this
thread and mistakenly replied with stuff.
?I've been using Cassandra for a while now and no problems. I have a new
project coming up now that we're penciling out the data structure for.
The best we've come up with has turned into a graph structure i'm just
wanting to know what people think because i
know there are graph db's out there
Hello everyone,
I'm sorry if that has been asked already, i've just joined the list.
can anyone provide a quick java example of connecting to cassandra and setting
up a keyspace and a column family using thrift.
I know my way around 0.6 and i'm trying to get ready to migrate to 0.7 when its
sta
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