If you want to talk to Calcite from .NET, the best way would be to use
the Avatica server. It is an HTTP server that allows you to talk to the
calcite backend using protobufs or JSON.
Here's a .NET client that talks to the Avatica server, but is currently
targeted towards Apache Phoenix (which uses Avatica under the hood for
its query server): https://github.com/Azure/hdinsight-phoenix-sharp
Cheers,
Francis
On 9/09/2016 6:26 AM, Rawat, Rishi wrote:
Hi Calcite team
We are trying to create a data virtualization engine in our technology stack
which is a .Net/C# layer.
What is the best way in which we can achieve using Calcite from a .Net.
Also we are Sql server heavy in our operations(also data operations expanding
to other data source types). Is there any example that we can try for sql
server.
Thanks in advance.
Rishi
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