l, it's v1 - there are still 0x7E more versions to get it better.
- Pierre
From: Theo Hultberg [mailto:t...@iconara.net]
Sent: Saturday, January 19, 2013 6:33 PM
To: user@cassandra.apache.org
Subject: Re: CQL3 Frame Length
Hi,
Another reason for keeping the frame length in the header is that new
Hi,
Another reason for keeping the frame length in the header is that newer
versions can add fields to frames without older clients breaking. For
example a minor release can add some more content to an existing frame
without older clients breaking. If clients didn't know the full frame
length (and
Hey Sylvain,
Thanks for explaining the rationale. When you look at from the perspective
of the use cases you mention, it makes sense to be able to supply the
reader with the frame size up front.
I've opted to go for serializing the frame into a buffer. Although this
could materialize an arbitrari
Mostly this is because having the frame length is convenient to have in
practice.
Without pretending that there is only one way to write a server, it is
common
to separate the phase "read a frame from the network" from the phase "decode
the frame" which is often simpler if you can read the frame u
