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sishen commented on HBASE-1064:
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Hi, Brian.

I don't see the benefit of the urls

http://localhost:60050/testtable1/thesecondrow/rowWithData:otherData
http://localhost:60050/testtable1/thesecondrow/rowWithData:otherData/1229121022233

Instead, it limits to get multiple columns once.

The current REST implementation do support this but as the query string

/testtables/thesecondrow?column=rowWithData:otherData
/testtables/thesecondrow/1229121022233?column=rowWithData:otherData

> HBase REST xml/json improvements
> --------------------------------
>
>                 Key: HBASE-1064
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HBASE-1064
>             Project: Hadoop HBase
>          Issue Type: Improvement
>          Components: rest
>            Reporter: Brian Beggs
>         Attachments: json2.jar, REST-Upgrade-Notes.txt, RESTPatch-pass1.patch
>
>
> I've begun work on creating a REST based interface for HBase that can use 
> both JSON and XML and would be extensible enough to add new formats down the 
> road.  I'm at a point with this where I would like to submit it for review 
> and to get feedback as I continue to work towards new features.
> Attached to this issue you will find the patch for the changes to this point 
> along with a necessary jar file for the JSON serialization.  Also below you 
> will find my notes on how to use what is finished with the interface to this 
> point.
> This patch is based off of jira issues: 
> HBASE-814 and HBASE-815
> I am interested on gaining feedback on:
> -what you guys think works
> -what doesn't work for the project
> -anything that may need to be added
> -code style
> -anything else...
> Finished components:
> -framework around parsing json/xml input
> -framework around serialzing xml/json output
> -changes to exception handing
> -changes to the response object to better handle the serializing of output 
> data
> -table CRUD calls
> -Full table fetching
> -creating/fetching scanners
> TODO:
> -fix up the filtering with scanners
> -row insert/delete operations
> -individual row fetching
> -cell fetching interface
> -scanner use interface
> Here are the wiki(ish) notes for what is done to this point:
> REST Service for HBASE Notes:
> GET / 
> -retrieves a list of all the tables with their meta data in HBase
> curl -v -H "Accept: text/xml" -X GET -T - http://localhost:60050/
> curl -v -H "Accept: application/json" -X GET -T - http://localhost:60050/
> POST / 
> -Create a table
> curl -H "Content-Type: text/xml" -H "Accept: text/xml" -v -X POST -T - 
> http://localhost:60050/newTable
> <table>
>   <name>test14</name>
>   <columnfamilies>
>     <columnfamily>
>       <name>subscription</name>
>       <max-versions>2</max-versions>
>       <compression>NONE</compression>
>       <in-memory>false</in-memory>
>       <block-cache>true</block-cache>
>     </columnfamily>
>   </columnfamilies>
> </table>
> Response:
> <status><code>200</code><message>success</message></status>
> JSON:
> curl -H "Content-Type: application/json" -H "Accept: application/json" -v -X 
> POST -T - http://localhost:60050/newTable
> {"name":"test5", "column_families":[{
>              "name":"columnfam1",
>              "bloomfilter":true,
>              "time_to_live":10,
>              "in_memory":false,
>              "max_versions":2,
>              "compression":"", 
>              "max_value_length":50,
>              "block_cache_enabled":true
>           }
> ]}
> *NOTE* this is an enum defined in class HColumnDescriptor.CompressionType
> GET /[table_name]
> -returns all records for the table
> curl -v -H "Accept: text/xml" -X GET -T - http://localhost:60050/tablename
> curl -v -H "Accept: application/json" -X GET -T - 
> http://localhost:60050/tablename
> GET /[table_name]
> -Parameter Action 
>       metadata - returns the metadata for this table.
>       regions - returns the regions for this table
> curl -v -H "Accept: text/xml" -X GET -T - 
> http://localhost:60050/pricing1?action=metadata
> Update Table
> PUT /[table_name]
> -updates a table 
> curl -v -H "Content-Type: text/xml" -H "Accept: text/xml" -X PUT -T - 
> http://localhost:60050/pricing1
>   <columnfamilies>
>     <columnfamily>
>       <name>subscription</name>
>       <max-versions>3</max-versions>
>       <compression>NONE</compression>
>       <in-memory>false</in-memory>
>       <block-cache>true</block-cache>
>     </columnfamily>
>     <columnfamily>
>       <name>subscription1</name>
>       <max-versions>3</max-versions>
>       <compression>NONE</compression>
>       <in-memory>false</in-memory>
>       <block-cache>true</block-cache>
>     </columnfamily>
>   </columnfamilies>
> curl -v -H "Content-Type: application/json" -H "Accept: application/json" -X 
> PUT -T - http://localhost:60050/pricing1
> {"column_families":[{
>              "name":"columnfam1",
>              "bloomfilter":true,
>              "time_to_live":10,
>              "in_memory":false,
>              "max_versions":2,
>              "compression":"", 
>              "max_value_length":50,
>              "block_cache_enabled":true
>           }, 
>           {
>              "name":"columnfam2",
>              "bloomfilter":true,
>              "time_to_live":10,
>              "in_memory":false,
>              "max_versions":2,
>              "compression":"", 
>              "max_value_length":50,
>              "block_cache_enabled":true
>           }
> ]}
> Delete Table
> curl -v -H "Content-Type: text/xml" -H "Accept: text/xml" -X DELETE -T - 
> http://localhost:60050/TEST16
> creating a scanner
> curl -v -H "Content-Type: application/json" -H "Accept: application/json" -X 
> POST -T - http://localhost:60050/TEST16?action=newscanner
> //TODO fix up the scanner filters.
> response:
> xml:
> <scanner>
>   <id>
>     2
>   </id>
> </scanner>
> json:
> {"id":1}
> Using a scanner
> curl -v -H "Content-Type: application/json" -H "Accept: application/json" -X 
> POST -T - 
> "http://localhost:60050/TEST16?action=scan&scannerId=<scannerID>&numrows=<num 
> rows to return>"
> This would be my first submission to an open source project of this size, so 
> please, give it to me rough.  =)
> Thanks.

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