Hi Krishna,
yes this should work given that you included all dependencies that are
marked as "provided" in a Flink example project. In general, when you
develop a Flink application, you can can simply press the run button in
your IDE. This will start a mini cluster locally for debugging purposes.
However, if your goal is just to run Flink as a standalone application.
You can stil use `./start-cluster.sh` and `/flink run`. By default the
start cluster script starts a single task manager with one slot for a
standalone mode.
Regards,
Timo
Am 06.12.18 um 14:36 schrieb Krishna Kalyan:
Hello,
This is a very n00b question. Can we run a flink job (for example
wordcount) using "java -jar <jar_file_name>" in standalone mode. I
usually see examples using "$FLINK_HOME/bin/flink run
<jar_file_name>". If yes can someone please point me to an example.
Regards,
Krishna
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