>1) Does Toree intend to include Jupyter in its download, or would the >end user be expected to install Jupyter separately?
Jupyter is a separate tool not included by Toree (jupyter.org). Toree can get installed into Jupyter as what they call a kernel. >2) You used the phrase "one of it's roles". Would ZeroMQ be used for >any other use than as a server to Jupyter Notebook? There are other uses... but most would communicate with Toree through ZeroMQ. On Thu, Jan 28, 2016 at 1:32 PM, Sam Ruby <[email protected]> wrote: > On Thu, 28 Jan 2016 12:59:47 -0600, Gino Bustelo <[email protected]> > wrote: > > > > @Sam Our need for ZeroMQ is due to Jupyter. Jupyter relies on ZeroMQ for > > communication between the Client and Server. In Toree's case, one of it's > > roles is as the Server to a Jupyter Notebook. We don't want to loose this > > usecase. > > Some of these questions may sound odd, but please bear with me: > > 1) Does Toree intend to include Jupyter in its download, or would the > end user be expected to install Jupyter separately? > > 2) You used the phrase "one of it's roles". Would ZeroMQ be used for > any other use than as a server to Jupyter Notebook? > > - Sam Ruby >
