Hey,
yah yah I got your point. Thank you so so much for your super help.
I will come her and show you my work if I succeed .
Thank you again
On Mar 25, 2014, at 1:12 PM, Pascal Jäger wrote:
> Hey,
>
> I think you can do both.
> you can encode and decode your values to a json formatted text ever
Hey,
I think you can do both.
you can encode and decode your values to a json formatted text every time you
write them to or read them from your value classes.
I personally added some logic to my VertexValue, thus I don’t encode my data.
So for the latter you will need to write custom input form
Hi again Pascal
That is realy very helpful. I don’t know how can I thank you.
I have another question, do I need to create a new custom input format? I do
not think so.
I can use jason format because the other edge values i will set them in compute
function. do you agree with me.
Thank you so
Hi,
Are there some integration tests for Giraph ?
Something for testing Partitions, Edges, Rebalancing etc. It could be
simple job with known correct results.
Lukas
I tried to copy the functionality of the avro mapreduce inputformat but its
not very strait forward.
For start Giraph uses the abstract classes from mapreduce while Avro uses
the interfaces from mapred. So I can only copy part of the logic but not
the code.
I need to process the Avro file to make
