On Fri, Dec 7, 2012 at 3:13 PM, Tim Sell <[email protected]> wrote: > Hey, > >
Hey Mighty Tim. I think a good design would be one in which the java/rest and thrift > apis were simply implementing the same interface. > Yes. I've not looked at the two idls. Could we put them together and have thrift package do both apis (you can all slap me if that a dumb idea). > A better one might be that the thrift and rest packages are stand > alone java projects that build separately and simply depend on HBase, > but that would be a hassle for deployment. > > Yes. Could make them separate projects if someone wanted to own them. > The thing is, if I was using hbase today, I wouldn't use the hbase > thrift or thrift2 api, I'd implement my own thrift api (in java) that > was domain specific so that the application didn't know it was talking > to hbase. > That makes sense. I'd imagine though that you wouldn't mind having an existing IDL for inspiration. St.Ack
