Aerospike C# Client Package

Aerospike C# client. This package contains full source code for:

• Aerospike.sln
  C# library and demonstration programs with full functionality. Supported compile targets are AnyCPU, x64 (64-bit) and x86 (32-bit). The projects are:

  • AerospikeClient
    C# client library.
  • AerospikeDemo
    C# demonstration program for examples and benchmarks.
  • AerospikeTest
    C# client unit tests.
  • AerospikeAdmin
    Aerospike user administration. This application is only valid for enterprise servers that are configured to require user authentication.

  Note: The old unmanaged LuaInterface Lua interpreter (written in C) has been replaced with a fully managed NeoLua Lua interpreter (written in C#) in the client's aggregation engine.

  All compile targets are now supported. Therefore, the AerospikeLite solution has been deleted because it is no longer necessary.

The solution supports the following configurations:

• Debug
• Release
• Debug IIS : Same as Debug, but store reusable buffers in HttpContext.Current.Items.
• Release IIS : Same as Release, but store reusable buffers in HttpContext.Current.Items.

Prerequisites

• Windows 7/Windows Server 2008 or greater, preferably 64 bit.
• Visual Studio 2010 or greater, preferably 64 bit. Visual C# 2010 Express or greater will also work.
• .NET 4.0 or greater. Visual Studio 2010 will install .NET 4.0 by default.

Build Instructions

• Double click on Aerospike.sln. The solution will be opened in Visual Studio.
• Click menu Build -> Configuration Manager.
• Click desired solution configuration and platform.
• Click Close.
• Click Build -> Build Solution

Demonstration Instructions

• Ensure Aerospike server has been installed and is operational.
• Open "Aerospike.sln" in Visual Studio.
• Press F5 to run demonstration program.
• Enter server hostname/port of the Aerospike server.
• Enter server's namespace and set name if they are different from the default.
• Click on an example (i.e. ServerInfo). The example source code will be displayed.
• Press "Start" button.

The console window will display the log results of the example. Long running examples can be stopped with "Stop" button.