Re: maven reository

2009-10-09 Thread Joel Meyer
Oops, I should have replied to Todd, not Tom: we're doing what Tom described
and it works fine for us.

On Fri, Oct 9, 2009 at 12:02 PM, Joel Meyer joel.me...@gmail.com wrote:

 Hi Tom,
 We're using an internal maven repository to store both the Java thrift libs
 and the Java cassandra client. As long as your project doesn't depend on
 dynamically generated thrift objects (for purposes outside of cassandra)
 that will work fine.

 Cheers,
 Joel


 On Wed, Oct 7, 2009 at 3:09 PM, Tom Chen t...@gogii.net wrote:

 Please correct me if I'm wrong... but i didn't see the cassandra libraries
 in maven repositories.

 You can download the source distribution of cassandra, and look at the
 pom.xml included.

 The pom.xml will show you all the dependencies required, and it'll be easy
 enough to deploy to your local maven repository.

 Tom



 On Wed, Oct 7, 2009 at 2:57 PM, Todd English tengl...@popcap.com wrote:

 We're looking at the website and can't find any definitive working
 example of where to get the Cassandra libraries for java from Maven. Is
 this available?

 -T




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 Tom Chen
 Software Architect
 GOGII, Inc
 t...@gogii.net
 650-468-6318





maven reository

2009-10-07 Thread Todd English
We're looking at the website and can't find any definitive working
example of where to get the Cassandra libraries for java from Maven. Is
this available?

-T


Re: maven reository

2009-10-07 Thread Eric Evans
On Wed, 2009-10-07 at 14:57 -0700, Todd English wrote:
 We're looking at the website and can't find any definitive working
 example of where to get the Cassandra libraries for java from Maven.
 Is this available? 

No, it's not, sorry. I'm not sure this is even practical since we have
dependencies that can't be satisfied through maven repositories either
(thrift for example). 

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Eric Evans
eev...@rackspace.com