Two topics very related each other.
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First one is to provide a way to validate that the parameters and query are correct against cassandra.
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Second is to support lazy initialisation to create the prepared statements knowing that the session can or not be available. This is particularly useful when you use a DI framework and your session is not ready when the application context has finished but you don't want you application not to start because of it.
Two topics very related each other.
First one is to provide a way to validate that the parameters and query are correct against cassandra.
Second is to support lazy initialisation to create the prepared statements knowing that the session can or not be available. This is particularly useful when you use a DI framework and your session is not ready when the application context has finished but you don't want you application not to start because of it.