Chris,
Sorry for the delay. Jbellis figured it out, I am using the OPP and
during serialization the Token was null and throwing.
I will say after looking through the contrib code, the BMT is pretty
odd and especially the way it gets serialized with indexes; then the
payload dropped into the valu
It would be helpful if you could attach your example. Also did you
look at the example in contrib by chance?
On Sep 30, 2009, at 2:05 PM, Dan Di Spaltro wrote:
Okay i get what its doing now... its pretty confusing until I saw
jbellis' comments. now when i flush binary it is throwing on the
Okay i get what its doing now... its pretty confusing until I saw
jbellis' comments. now when i flush binary it is throwing on the
key.toString line because the token is null. When i setup the
rowmutation on the client i used StringToken as opposed to big integer
but thats because i am not sure w
It's very jank. I kinda understand where they were coming from on that. Let
me think through it some more and open a ticket to improve some of that
code.
On Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 12:22 PM, Jonathan Ellis wrote:
> So it looks like it takes multiple rows, one per "column" in the
> rowmutation.
>
So it looks like it takes multiple rows, one per "column" in the rowmutation.
Which is confusing and weird if you ask me.
On Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 1:57 PM, Jonathan Ellis wrote:
> Yeah, just eyeballing it
>
> ColumnFamilyStore cfStore =
> columnFamilyStores_.get(columnFamily.name()
Yeah, just eyeballing it
ColumnFamilyStore cfStore =
columnFamilyStores_.get(columnFamily.name());
would make more sense to me.
Got any insight for us, Chris? :)
-Jonathan
On Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 1:47 PM, Dan Di Spaltro wrote:
> I was trying to binary load some data into an in
I was trying to binary load some data into an instance and ran into a
null exception in the process. So I began looking at the code, and it
looks like around Table.java:653 of trunk, that piece of code doesn't
really make sense. I don't understand the internals of Cassandra all
that well, but thi
