Ah! Thank you. That'll work for now.
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In a similar vein, it would be helpful to have an Iterable way to access the
data inside an RDD. The collect method takes everything in the RDD and puts
in a list, but this blows up memory. Since everything I want is already
inside the RDD, it could be easy to iterate over the content without
I would like to construct an RDD from data I already have in memory as POJO
objects. Is this possible? For example, is it possible to create an RDD
from IterableString?
I'm running Spark from Java as a stand-alone application. The JavaWordCount
example runs fine. In the example, the initial
I was right ... I was missing something obvious. The answer to my question
is to use JavaSparkContext.parallelize which works with ListT or
ListTuple2lt;K,V.
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