Thanks very much Chris!
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Thanks very much Chris!
I will try it out. Do you have any examples showing this ?
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Hello Saurav,
You are correct that it generally is not possible to pass an instance of a
class directly to a mapper (or reducer). This is because the mapper tasks
execute on arbitrary nodes in the Hadoop cluster, running in diffe
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Hello,
I am trying to pass an instance of a class to a Mapper. However, I understand
Hadoop does not allow this.
Any workaround to make this happen ?
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Saurav Datta
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