Hi Arun, The quick start guide [0] covers a lot of the basics.
(1) you can drop the client jar into your favorite JDBC tool -- we have documentation about doing this with SQirrel [1]. (2) we don't as of today push the client uberjar to maven central, so you'll need to get it from our binary distribution. For embedding in projects, I would recommend you instead use maven (or similar) and have your project depend on the phoenix-core module. Of course, if you prefer the uberjar, you can publish it to your own personal/company/local maven repository and reference it fro there. (3) I'm not sure how to help -- just drop it in the class path and use the standard JDBC APIs. Our driver prefix is "jdbc:phoenix". Sorry, maybe you can ask more specific questions? We can use that to drive improvements to the docs on our site. [0]: http://phoenix.apache.org/Phoenix-in-15-minutes-or-less.html [1]: http://phoenix.apache.org/installation.html#SQL_Client On Tue, Jun 2, 2015 at 9:36 AM, Arun Kumaran Sabtharishi <arun1...@gmail.com > wrote: > Hello Phoenix users and developers, > > Recently upgraded to the phoenix to 4.3.1 and the following things are > hazy. > > 1. What is the right way to use the phoenix jdbc client? > > 2. Since there is no phoenix-4.3.1-client.jar in the maven repository, is > it wise to use the jar as a library within the project? > > 3. Could someone point to the right documentation/location on how the > phoenix client jar has to be used? > > Thanks, > Arun >
