I am trying to figure out how to connect to Hbase(0.98) using Nodejs. I have tried using hbase-client but that is for hbase 0.94 and below. Can anybody guide me on how to go about it?
To make it simple I would use the REST API (or thrift if you are familiar with)
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I am trying to connect my nodeJS with Apache ignite regular(thick)client, but i am unable to find any proper documentation or example of that.Can anyone suggest what are the steps for that.
As far as know thick Ignite client hasn't been implemented yet. Anyway you should be able to use thin Node.js client.
I'm searching on the web without any luck on how to fetch data from the JanusGraph database using GraphQL in NodeJS.
On Janusgraph.org, they have only shown how to use it with Javascript.
Can someone help me with how to use these technologies together?
I am trying to connect to EvenHub's Kafka using the more popular kafka-node library, but unfortunately, I cannot get it to work. It all works fine if I use the node-rdkafka package, but this looks like is not maintained so much anymore. (I am using SASL_SSL with a connection string)
Do you know of any working examples or whether it works in at all?
Many thanks!
Using Kafka-node to connect to Azure Event Hub is not possible, at the moment.
Kafka-node does not support SASL_SSL, which is required to connect to Event Hub.
There is an open issue to address this.
I am developing an app using node.js express framework and would need to connect to sybase ASE database. I did enough search and couldn't find the sybase driver for node.js. doesn't node.js support sybase or should I use something like a generic driver?
An exhaustive list of database drivers is on the node.js wiki here:
https://github.com/joyent/node/wiki/Modules#wiki-database
But no Sybase so that leaves using an ODBC driver which, if on *nix, then you have the option of:
https://github.com/w1nk/node-odbc
Alternatively, Sybase ASE has it's own web services engine which exposes SQL and stored procedures through a SOAP API. Your best option may be to just roll your own SOAP client in node against that API, perhaps using node-soap.
As of 2015, a non-odbc implementation based on Jconnect is available. It requires Java.
You can install it with
npm install sybase
More info:
https://www.npmjs.com/package/sybase
I know it has been a while, but if you are still looking, try this:
https://www.npmjs.org/package/sqlanywhere
node.js comes with no DB support at all.
DB connectors are out of the scope of the node.js distribution. But the cummunity fills the gap here e.g. for mysql there is node-mysql.
Problem here is that you want to use a DB without a big (open source) community, so, after some googeling, there is no node.js connector.
If you want to create a connector for sybase ASE you might have a look at node-mysql to get startet. But this is nothing you do in one weekend.
how can i manage communication with the database in node.js?
is there any module that can i use??
i need to get adn store data from DB2 on IBM i.
At the moment i'm using Zend Framework but i want replace my php function to get store from database, to use javascript in server side with node.js
Is this a good idea? can someone give me advice if this way is efficent in terms of speed of access to the database??
i see a list of module as: MongoDB, CouchDB and Redis but DB2 is supported? wich i can choose?
thanks!
I think you can use node-odbc module.
Today I succeed connecting to AIX5.3 DB2 server(V8.X) from linux machine(ubuntu 10.10) using node.js
I've installed and configured below...
1) node-odbc
2) unixODBC
3) db2 runtime client
Not sure if you are still looking for a solution. Thought would reply so that it will be useful for others who hit the thread.
As ryuken has mentioned you can setup node-odbc to talk to DB2 and it works fine. You can refer to the blog post "Using IBM DB2 from node.js" on configuring node.js with DB2 using node-odbc.
Thanks
Praveen