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Istvan Toth updated HBASE-28561:
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Description:
The current format uses the archaic column field, which requires extra
processing and copying to encode/decode the CF and CQ at both the server and
client side.
We need to:
- Add a version field to the requests, to be enabled by clients that support
the new format
- Add the new fields to the JSON, XML and protobuf formats, and logic to use
them.
This should be doable in a backwards-compatible manner, with the server falling
back to the old format if it receives an unversioned request.
was:
The current format uses the archaic column field, which requires extra
processing and copying at both the server and client side.
We need to:
- Add a version field to the requests, to be enabled by clients that support
the new format
- Add the new fields to the JSON, XML and protobuf formats, and logic to use
them.
This should be doable in a backwards-compatible manner, with the server falling
back to the old format if it receives an unversioned request.
> Add separate fields for column family and qualifier in REST message format
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> Key: HBASE-28561
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HBASE-28561
> Project: HBase
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: REST
> Reporter: Istvan Toth
> Priority: Major
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> The current format uses the archaic column field, which requires extra
> processing and copying to encode/decode the CF and CQ at both the server and
> client side.
> We need to:
> - Add a version field to the requests, to be enabled by clients that support
> the new format
> - Add the new fields to the JSON, XML and protobuf formats, and logic to use
> them.
> This should be doable in a backwards-compatible manner, with the server
> falling back to the old format if it receives an unversioned request.
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