Clients - Cassandra: The Definitive Guide - page 187

public String execute(Keyspace ks) {
try {
return string(ks.getColumn(key, createColumnPath(COLUMN_NAME)).getValue());
} catch (NotFoundException e) {
return null;
}
}
});
}
protected static <T> T execute(Command<T> command) {
return command.execute(CASSANDRA_HOST, CASSANDRA_PORT, CASSANDRA_KEYSPACE);
}
The get command is using the parameterized execute method, as are other sibling commands
for insert and delete (not shown in the example). For our sample application, we'll just keep
it simple, but this is a reasonable pattern to follow for such a use case.
We're finally ready to write some code. Your application should look like the listing in
Example 8-1 .
Example8-1.CassandraProgram.cs
using System;
using HectorSharp;
using HectorSharp.Utils;
using HectorSharp.Utils.ObjectPool;
/**
* Stands in for some C# application that would use HectorSharp
* as a high-level Cassandra client.
*/
namespace ExecuteHector
{
class CassandraProgram
{
internal ICassandraClient Client;
internal IKeyspace Keyspace;
internal IKeyedObjectPool<Endpoint, ICassandraClient> Pool;
static void Main(string[] args)
{
CassandraProgram app = new CassandraProgram();
Console.WriteLine("Starting HectorSharp...");
app.Pool = new CassandraClientPoolFactory().Create();