That's actually not a bad idea. To have a shellboilerplate.scala in the same folder that is used to initialize the shell. Shell is a script that end of they day starts a JVM with jars from the spark project , mostly you'll have to modify the spark classes and reassemble using sbt. It's messy but thr may be easier ways to feed some data to shell script/JVM then connect with stdin. Regards Mayur
On Monday, February 17, 2014, Kyle Ellrott <[email protected]> wrote: > Is there a way to define a set of commands to 'initialize' the environment > in the SparkShell? > I'd like to create a wrapper script that starts up the sparkshell and does > some boiler plate initialization (imports and variable creation) before > handing things over to me. > > Kyle > -- Sent from Gmail Mobile
