Re: [DISCUSSION] Extending TableData API

2017-06-14 Thread Jeff Zhang
>>> But not sure about how other interpreters can do the same thing. (e.g trivial, but let’s think about shell interpreter which keeps it’s tabledata on memory) The approach I proposed is general for all the interpreters. What we need do is to add one method in RemoteInterpreterProcess for other

Re: [DISCUSSION] Extending TableData API

2017-06-12 Thread Khalid Huseynov
Thanks for the questions guys! @Jun Kim actually that feature was originally discussed and was put into backlog since proposal was more about tables processed by interpreters and their sharing. However having quick visualisation on the fly for not so large data makes sense indeed, and possibly

Re: [DISCUSSION] Extending TableData API

2017-06-12 Thread Andrea Santurbano
Hi guys, this is great! I think this can also enable some drop-down feature between tables in the UI... Do you think this enhancements can also include the graph part? Andrea Il giorno lun 12 giu 2017 alle ore 05:47 Jun Kim ha scritto: > All of the enhancements looks great

Re: [DISCUSSION] Extending TableData API

2017-06-11 Thread Jun Kim
All of the enhancements looks great to me! And I wish a feature which can upload a small CSV file (maybe about 20MB..?) and play with it directly. It would be great if I can drag a file to Zeppelin and register it as the table. Thanks :) 2017년 6월 12일 (월) 오전 11:40, Park Hoon <1am...@gmail.com>님이

[DISCUSSION] Extending TableData API

2017-06-11 Thread Park Hoon
Hi All, Recently, ZEPPELIN-753 (Tabledata abstraction) and ZEPPELIN-2020 (Remote method invocation for resources) were resolved. Based on this work, we can improve Zeppelin with the