⬅ Forum: Building VoltDB Clients

Hi,
I plan to use Java only.
Christoph

We plan on evaluating voltDB with Java.

Erlang and Lua.
I am writing an Erlang client API currently, following to the Wire Protocol PDF. Please keep me posted if you change that spec.
With Lua on the other hand, I am mailing with John about how we could embed Lua in SPs. This can happen as soon as sources become available. So with Lua, it's not about a client API but SP logic.
Thanks,
Henning

Java. Would like to use C# as well.
I've been looking at LINQ.
http://code.google.com/p/jaque/
http://h2database.com/html/jaqu.html
http://permalink.gmane.org/gmane.comp.lang.scala.announce/154

I am only using Java at the moment.
Erlang integration would be nice though, the combination would complement each other very well for certain applications in my opinion.
Rouz

Some times we need small but powerful application which run in 24 hours, such as ETL or concentrator. C++ will match for this.
We have PHP & MySQL fever in government and educational institutions. We have numerous students in IT educational institutions and we are building e-government in numerous cities.
-Aris Setyawan

Some times we need small but powerful application which run in 24 hours, such as ETL or concentrator. C++ will match for this.
We have PHP & MySQL fever in government and educational institutions. We have numerous students in IT educational institutions and we are building e-government in numerous cities.
-Aris Setyawan

Would you be interested in describing stored procedures in PHP?
There are PHP-on-JVMs out there that I thought one could use for this.
p8 - http://www.projectzero.org/
Quercus - http://quercus.caucho.com/
Regards,
Henning

C/C++ for integration in our BPMN/BPEL/ETL-Environment.
In particular, API for Prepared SQL statements (select/insert/update/delete/merge) AND Array Binding (called Array DML by Oracle) would be nice.

I'd love to see a driver for Google's _awesome_ new programming language, Go (aka "golang"). Interfacing with MongoDB is great (thanks to Gustavo Niemeyer's excellent mgo driver), but some NoSQL restrictions do seem a bit ridiculous (no transactions and nothing vaguely join-like??).
Excluding comments and blank lines, erlvolt.erl -- a VoltDB driver for Erlang (see https://github.com/Eonblast/Erlvolt) -- is only 716 lines long, while the official Python driver is ~800 lines. This is promising. Perhaps writing a VoltDB driver isn't as tricky as I'd assumed?

I'd love to see a driver for Google's _awesome_ new programming language, Go (aka "golang"). Interfacing with MongoDB is great (thanks to Gustavo Niemeyer's excellent mgo driver), but some NoSQL restrictions do seem a bit ridiculous (no transactions and nothing vaguely join-like??).
Excluding comments and blank lines, erlvolt.erl -- a VoltDB driver for Erlang (see https://github.com/Eonblast/Erlvolt) -- is only 716 lines long, while the official Python driver is ~800 lines. This is promising. Perhaps writing a VoltDB driver isn't as tricky as I'd assumed?

I have a half written golang driver that does a lot of fastserializer. If you're curious, I'll share it with you via github.

I have a half written golang driver that does a lot of fastserializer. If you're curious, I'll share it with you via github.