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Wang enzhong updated TOREE-372:
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Description:
We currently run spark on z/OS system which is a big-endian platform and
jupyter+toree on x86 platform which is small-endian platform. The output from
spark is unreadable caused by the different byte order.
If we use spark on z/OS and jupyter+toree on another big-endian platform, there
is no such error.
I've done some investigation and it seems toree leverages the bytestring of
Akka which has endian process, don't know why toree does not work in our case.
Please help to look into the problem. Due to the tight project schedule, it
will be much appreciated if you can give us some advice on how to fix or avoid
the problem if it will take some time to change the code. Many thanks in
advance.
> stream corruption cased by big-endian and little-endian
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> Key: TOREE-372
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TOREE-372
> Project: TOREE
> Issue Type: Bug
> Reporter: Wang enzhong
> Priority: Critical
>
> We currently run spark on z/OS system which is a big-endian platform and
> jupyter+toree on x86 platform which is small-endian platform. The output
> from spark is unreadable caused by the different byte order.
> If we use spark on z/OS and jupyter+toree on another big-endian platform,
> there is no such error.
> I've done some investigation and it seems toree leverages the bytestring of
> Akka which has endian process, don't know why toree does not work in our
> case.
> Please help to look into the problem. Due to the tight project schedule, it
> will be much appreciated if you can give us some advice on how to fix or
> avoid the problem if it will take some time to change the code. Many thanks
> in advance.
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