Oh Okay. i couldn't find this mentioned clearly in the docs, that is why I
misinterpreted it.
Thank You.
On Sat, Apr 8, 2017 at 7:23 AM, Bhupesh Chawda
wrote:
> I think the understanding is wrong.
>
> Platform calls emitTuples multiple times in a window. This number is
I think the understanding is wrong.
Platform calls emitTuples multiple times in a window. This number is
unknown; it depends on the window time. We can limit this to x.
emitBatchSize controls the number of tuples emitted in one such call. Set
this to 1.
This should result in at most x tuples
Hello Bhupesh Sir,
But does that mean I am emitting only 'x' lines from the file?. Because
from what I understood, emitTuples() emits multiple lines in a single call
and emitBatchSize controls number of times emitTuples is called in a
window. Am I right?. I inferred this from the following
The
Hey guys,
Any of you running Apex in production on EMR?
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Regards,
Ashwin.
Ambarish,
What you are asking for would be useful for others as well.
Would you mind contributing this change to the community?
If you are interested, please create JIRA on
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/APEXMALHAR for your request.
For any dev discussions, please use dev@apex mailing
oh. Got it.
Thank You.
You can access properties defined in properties.xml in populateDAG. You
can set variables Application.java by reading conf in populateDAG()
~ Yogi
On 7 April 2017 at 11:02, Ambarish Pande
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Is there a way by which i can set some variable
Hello,
Is there a way by which i can set some variable declared in my
Application.java through properties.xml. I know i can set Operator
variables using properties.xml like
dt.app.operator.prop. I want to do the same thing to set a variable of my
Application Class which has the populateDag