transports). I know of a
> > third party that is interested in Arrow for HPC environments that could
> be
> > interested in the proposal and I can see if they're interested in
> providing
> > feedback.
> >
> > I glanced at the document before but I'l
As a potential "end user developer," (and aspiring contributor) this
immediately excited me when I first saw it.
I work at a trading firm, and my team has developed an IPC mechanism for
efficiently transmitting pandas dataframes both remotely via TCP and
locally via shared memory, where the interf
My team uses Flight this way as well. We just use DoGet, DoPut, or
DoExchange, depending on whether we're reading a stream of record batches,
writing a stream, or need some sort of bidirectional communication. We
also have full control over clients and servers, and simply use JSON in the
Flight m
I would love to see a component or some standardization around Java using the C
Data Interface. I’ve been prototyping JNI bindings for DataFusion in the last
week or so with some success, and was getting ready to ask where/how such a
thing might fit in. I’ll be sure to watch that JIRA.
(I also
Hopefully this thread isn't too stale to pick back up with an open ended
question. What interface would a Barrage client library expose? With
Flight, application code cares about RecordBatches, but with Barrage it
seems as though a client library ought to handle the updating of the table
and expo
Given that I'm doing a lot of updates to
> the Go library already (and I'm the one who wrote the flight client/server
> for Go) I can see about adding that functionality.
>
> --Matt
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Paul Whalen
> Sent: Wednesday, April 21, 20
Hi all,
I'm using the Go Flight client, working off of this example:
https://github.com/apache/arrow/blob/master/go/arrow/flight/flight_test.go
I've found that there isn't a very convenient way to access the app
metadata from a Flight stream, because the ipc.Reader you get from calling
flight.New
I'm not an Arrow contributor (perhaps one day!) but as a close follower and
user of the project for the last six months (Arrow Flight specifically), I
kind of jumped out of my chair when I saw this today. It's *exactly* what
my team is looking for and something I have been close to building mysel
