Hey Radim, thanks for bringing this to the list.
In general, I'm supportive of the second option you shared ("Exposing neutral
methods") but want to make sure I understand how CRaC would work in practice.
Could you clarify this part:
> Naturally it is possible to close the session object comple
Just speaking up as a supporter for considering this change. From a
userland perspective, I've been reading up on CRaC, and I see this
attacking some of the same requirements that Graal and Quarkus are trying
to solve. This is a worth direction to pursue.
The CqlSession will need to re-connect, an
Hi Patrick,
> attacking some of the same requirements that Graal and Quarkus are
trying to solve
thanks for the support! Yes, Graal (and Leyden) are kind of competing
solutions for the startup problem. We're trying to hit the sweet spot
between not requiring significant redesign (as is somet
Hi Abe,
I would expect that if the control connection is terminated, on the next
request it would be re-established including the handshake you mention.
This shouldn't be different from a connection being broken due to
network error. In the POC PR I am calling just `DriverChannel.close()`,
th
Hello Josh,
thanks for reaching back; answers inline:
On 10. 03. 25 13:03, Josh McKenzie wrote:
From skimming the PR on the Spring side and the conversation there, it
looks like the argument is to have this live inside the java driver
for Cassandra instead of in the spring-boot lib which I c
Thanks for reaching out to the list Radim; this is interesting stuff.
>From skimming the PR on the Spring side and the conversation there, it looks
>like the argument is to have this live inside the java driver for Cassandra
>instead of in the spring-boot lib which I can see the argument for.
I
