Examples of org.kiji.schema.KijiTable.openTableWriter()

org.kiji.schema.KijiTable.openTableWriter()

Opens a KijiTableWriter for this table.

The caller of this method is responsible for closing the returned writer.

The writer returned by this method does not provide any isolation guarantee. In particular, you should assume that the underlying resources (connections, buffers, etc) are used concurrently for other purposes.

If you have specific resource requirements, such as buffering, timeouts, dedicated connection, etc, use {@link #getWriterFactory()}. @return A KijiTableWriter for this table. @throws KijiIOException Future implementations may throw unchecked KijiIOException.

    kiji.createTable(KijiTableLayouts.getLayout(KijiTableLayouts.SIMPLE_FORMATTED_EID));


    final KijiTable table = kiji.openTable("table");
    try {


      final KijiTableWriter writer = table.openTableWriter();
      try {
        writer.put(table.getEntityId("row1"), "family", "column", 0L, "Value at timestamp 0.");
        writer.put(table.getEntityId("row1"), "family", "column", 1L, "Value at timestamp 1.");
      } finally {
        writer.close();

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