Hi All,
Thanks for the replies so far. A few last questions:
1. Is Apache Cassandra useful *without* a driver? That is, can
you use the database without a driver to connect to it or in the
real world would your users all have to download at least one
driver in order to use the DB?
2. To confirm
Chris,
We technically do have barebones java client in tree [1]
CQL was designed as an open protocol anyone can implement [2]
We really want to see a thriving eco-system for drivers. By making CQL an
open protocol vs making it some internally controlled document/code we feel
it's the best way t
Hi Jake,
Thanks for the email. So back to my 2 questions - and in particular
#1 - a driver is needed to use Apache Cassandra right? As in, you
wouldn’t expect users of Apache Cassandra to get the database core
from the ASF, and then use it without a driver (from somewhere else?)
Cheers,
Chris
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On Sun, Jun 5, 2016 at 8:32 AM, Mattmann, Chris A (3980) <
chris.a.mattm...@jpl.nasa.gov> wrote:
> 1. Is Apache Cassandra useful *without* a driver? That is, can
> you use the database without a driver to connect to it or in the
> real world would your users all have to download at least one
> dri
Thanks for the info Jonathan. I think have assessed based on
the replies thus far, my studying of the archives and
commit and project history the following situation.
Unfortunately it seems like there is a bit of control going on
I’m going to call a spade a spade here. A key portion of your
softw
I am a non-datastax-employee committer, and the large percentage of my
commits are not reviewed by datastax exmployees. I see problems or areas
of improvement in the code base, and directly commit them. No questions
asked, no oversight, no direction at all from datastax or their
employees. I ha
