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Date: Wed, 14 Jan 2009 13:46:27 -0800
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Subject: Re: Access Hbase through web application
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GO-HADOOP wrote:
> Thanks, My web app is in Java it self but could not figure out how to access
> the hbase environment hosted in my desktop through the web application in my
> laptop.
>
> How do i define location of the master can you please highlight more.
>   
Sure:

See hbase.org.  The documentation tab is a good place to start.  Has 
sample client code: http://hadoop.apache.org/hbase/docs/r0.18.1/.

St.Ack


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> stack-3 wrote:
>   
>> GO-HADOOP wrote:
>>     
>>> How do i access HBase Master or slave running on a different Servers from
>>> a
>>> web application hosted in different box?
>>>   
>>> I saw some implementation like HBase::Client.new("http://xyz:61001/api")
>>> allow accessing the remove dfs cluster but could not get through it.
>>>   
>>>       
>> Where did you see that?  It doesn't look right.
>>
>> Your webapp is ruby?
>>
>> HBase is java.  If ruby, then you'll need to go via a gateway.  We have 
>> REST and thrift gateways.  Checkout the wiki for how to use.
>>
>> Regards accessing hbase cluster from a remote client, just tell the 
>> hbase client where the master is located.  It takes care of all the rest.
>>
>> St.Ack
>>
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