The CORS actually needs to be set where he is trying to fetch the XML, not
on Zeppelin side.
On Sun, Sep 4, 2016 at 4:58 AM, tolomaus
wrote:
> There is an option zeppelin.server.allowed.origins in zeppelin-site.xml to
> configure the origin you want to allow, but I never got it to work. If I
> r
There is an option zeppelin.server.allowed.origins in zeppelin-site.xml to
configure the origin you want to allow, but I never got it to work. If I
recall well it was only partially implemented.
I worked around this problem with jsonp:
$.ajax({
url: "http://...";,
data: {a: "xxx",
When running the summary of lm, the zeppelin r version does not include
full output. E.g. the following is returned in Windows R Studio
> baseball=read.csv("baseball.csv")
> moneyball = lm(baseball$W ~ baseball$RS, baseball)
> summary(moneyball)
Call:
lm(formula = baseball$W ~ baseball$RS, data =
Hi,
I just upgraded from zeppelin 0.5.6/spark 1.6.2 to zeppelin 0.6.1/spark
2.0.0 and after moving my application's jars %deps to the spark interpreter
UI dependencies section I noticed that updated jars are not taken into
account anymore. Instead Zeppelin continues to load the original versions o
Hi,
I am new to Zeppelin and have a few questions.
1. Should I install Zeppelin on a Hadoop edge node and every users access from
browser? Or should every users have to install their own Zeppelin ?
2. How do I run standard Python without using spark?
3. Can I install Zeppelin on Windows server?
