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Mike Dusenberry updated SYSTEMML-579:
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Description:
Packing our algorithm to JAR without look into the user's filesystem.
We should look into the possibility of packing our algorithm scripts into the
JAR during build time as perhaps a Maven "resource" that would be available to
the Java process without needing to look into the user's filesystem. This
should help with the Scala API introduced in SYSTEMML-580. One issue I see
with the current approach is if a user wishes to attach the SystemML JAR to a
cloud notebook (such as Databricks Cloud) in which an environment variable may
not be able to be set, the API will not function.
was:Packing our algorithm to JAR without look into the user's filesystem.
> Packing our algorithm scripts into JAR
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> Key: SYSTEMML-579
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SYSTEMML-579
> Project: SystemML
> Issue Type: Task
> Components: Algorithms, APIs
> Affects Versions: SystemML 0.9
> Reporter: Tommy Yu
> Priority: Minor
>
> Packing our algorithm to JAR without look into the user's filesystem.
> We should look into the possibility of packing our algorithm scripts into the
> JAR during build time as perhaps a Maven "resource" that would be available
> to the Java process without needing to look into the user's filesystem. This
> should help with the Scala API introduced in SYSTEMML-580. One issue I see
> with the current approach is if a user wishes to attach the SystemML JAR to a
> cloud notebook (such as Databricks Cloud) in which an environment variable
> may not be able to be set, the API will not function.
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