Hello,
I am currently building an interpreter Zeppelin to request our own
data-storage platform. I would like to store some variable and then use
them with Spark.
I implemented a way to store them in the angular registry. When I request
them on zeppelin inside my own interpreter the registry contains them :
(example:
2BFCR6CW3={1=AngularObject{noteId='2BFCR6CW3', paragraphId='null',
c=AngularObject{noteId='2BFCR6CW3', paragraphId='null', object=APPLE,
name='c'})
I can then access them using my own interpreter or even sh (%sh echo -e
"%angular Hello {{c}}").
However, when I access to this registry via Scala, it doesn't contain any
object with my current noteId. Is Scale using an other InterpreterContext ?
Then how can we communicate with him, without a spark context ?
Regards,
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Aurélien Hébert
Developer at Cityzen Data
