You can checkout libcassandra for a C++ client built on top of thrift. It is not feature complete, but it is pretty good.
https://github.com/matkor/libcassandra On Aug 14, 2011, at 3:59 AM, Konstantinos Chasapis wrote: > Hi, > Thank you for your answer. Is there any documentation that describes all this > values that I have to set? > > Konstantinos Chasapis > > On Aug 14, 2011, at 6:28 AM, Jonathan Ellis wrote: > >> In C++ you need to set .__isset.fieldname on optional fields (e.g. >> .__isset.value). >> >> 2011/8/13 Hassapis Constantinos <cha...@ics.forth.gr>: >>> Hi all, >>> >>> I'm using Cassandra 0.8.3 and thrift for c++ and I can't insert column in >>> a column family. Starting from an empty keyspace first I add a new >>> keyspace and then a new column family and that works fine but I can't >>> insert a column. >>> The code that I have written is: >>> >>> transport->open(); >>> KsDef ks_def; >>> >>> ks_def.name = "test_keyspace"; >>> ks_def.replication_factor = 0; >>> ks_def.strategy_class = "LocalStrategy"; >>> std::string res; >>> >>> cout << "add keyspace.." << endl; >>> client.system_add_keyspace( res, ks_def); >>> client.set_keyspace("test_keyspace"); >>> >>> cout << "add column family.." << endl; >>> CfDef cf_def; >>> cf_def.keyspace= "test_keyspace"; >>> cf_def.name = "cf_name_test"; >>> client.system_add_column_family( res, cf_def ); >>> >>> const string& key="test_key"; >>> const string value="valueeee_"; >>> >>> ColumnParent cparent; >>> cparent.column_family = "cf_name_test"; >>> >>> Column c; >>> c.name = "column_namess"; >>> c.value = value; >>> c.timestamp = getTS(); >>> >>> cout << "insert key value:"<< c.value << endl; >>> client.insert( key, cparent, c, ConsistencyLevel::ONE); >>> >>> cout << "drop column family" << endl; >>> client.system_drop_column_family( res, "cf_name_test"); >>> >>> cout << "drop keyspace" << endl; >>> client.system_drop_keyspace( res, "test_keyspace"); >>> >>> transport->close(); >>> >>> and I recive the bellow Exception: Default TException. [Column value is >>> required] as you can see from the source code I have fill the value of the >>> column. >>> >>> thank you in advance for your help. >>> Konstantinos Chasapis >>> p.s please cc me in the reply. >>> >>> >>> >>> >> >> >> >> -- >> Jonathan Ellis >> Project Chair, Apache Cassandra >> co-founder of DataStax, the source for professional Cassandra support >> http://www.datastax.com >> >
