Examples of HBaseTableLayoutDatabase

org.kiji.schema.layout.impl.HBaseTableLayoutDatabase

Manages Kiji table layouts using a column family in an HBase table as a backing store.

The HTable row key is the name of the table, and the row has 3 columns:
the layout update, as specified by the user/submitter;
the effective layout after applying the update;
a hash of the effective layout.

Layouts and layout updates are encoded as Kiji cells, using Avro schema hashes, and as TableLayoutDesc Avro records.

A static method, getHColumnDescriptor returns the description of an HColumn that should be used to construct the HTable for the backing store.

Examples of org.kiji.schema.layout.impl.HBaseTableLayoutDatabase

      KijiSchemaTable schemaTable)
      throws IOException {
    this(
        kijiURI,
        htable,
        new HBaseTableLayoutDatabase(kijiURI, htable, LAYOUT_COLUMN_FAMILY, schemaTable),
        new HBaseTableKeyValueDatabase(htable, META_COLUMN_FAMILY));
  }

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Examples of org.kiji.schema.layout.impl.HBaseTableLayoutDatabase


    final HTableInterface htable =
        HBaseMetaTable.newMetaTable(
            mKijiURI, getConf(), factory.getHTableInterfaceFactory(mKijiURI));
    final String family = "layout";
    mTableLayoutDatabase = new HBaseTableLayoutDatabase(mKijiURI, htable, family, schemaTable);
  }

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