Carlos Diogo created ZEPPELIN-5281:
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             Summary: Expose ZeppelinContext interpret(string) method
                 Key: ZEPPELIN-5281
                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ZEPPELIN-5281
             Project: Zeppelin
          Issue Type: Improvement
            Reporter: Carlos Diogo


Making the Zeppelin context interpret() method available would allow for easy 
code injection from string in a notebook

For python there is the exec function , with which we can load some python code 
from file and then execute it as a pre-code for a note - like an include

For Java and Scala , such functionality does not exist. This is limiting our 
ability to re-use code within zeppelin - compiling to Jars and then adding them 
to Zeppelin is not very interactive

With the exposure of the interpret() one could inject from a file (or other 
source) any code - scala, python, sql(jdbc) - and execute it

Current workaround we have in place, is to use the restapi to inject the code 
to execute in a paragraph of the note.

 



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