I should also mention that for some reason there are several binay
values popping in between for some reason. This behavior (for the
inputr stream) is not expected
Now, the incoming data is binary(though mine is actually merely ascii
text) but the output is not what is expected. I expect for
On Sun, 18 May 2008 22:11:33 -0700, sapsi wrote:
I am using HadoopStreaming using a BinaryInputStream. What this
basically does is send a stream of bytes ( the java type is : private
byte[] bytes) to my python program.
I have done a test like this,
while 1:
x=sys.stdin.read(100)
Yes, that could be the case. Browsing through hadoop's source, i see
stdin in the above code is reading from piped Java DataOutputStream.
I read of a libray on the net Javadata.py that reads this but it has
disappeared.
What is involved in reading from a Dataoutputstream?
Thank you
Sapsi
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On Mon, 19 May 2008 00:14:25 -0700, sapsi wrote:
Yes, that could be the case. Browsing through hadoop's source, i see
stdin in the above code is reading from piped Java DataOutputStream.
I read of a libray on the net Javadata.py that reads this but it has
disappeared.
What is involved in
On 19 May, 06:11, sapsi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I am using HadoopStreaming using a BinaryInputStream. What this
basically does is send a stream of bytes ( the java type is : private
byte[] bytes) to my python program.
I have done a test like this,
while 1:
sapsi wrote:
I should also mention that for some reason there are several binay
values popping in between for some reason. This behavior (for the
inputr stream) is not expected
Now, the incoming data is binary(though mine is actually merely ascii
text) but the output is not what is expected.
Hello,
I am using HadoopStreaming using a BinaryInputStream. What this
basically does is send a stream of bytes ( the java type is : private
byte[] bytes) to my python program.
I have done a test like this,
while 1:
x=sys.stdin.read(100)
if x:
print x
