Re: File upload

2018-03-07 Thread Jens Grassel
Hi, On Thu, 8 Mar 2018 15:37:13 +0800 Jeff Zhang wrote: JZ> Is it possible for you to upload to hdfs and consume it via hdfs in JZ> flink ? AFAIK, hdfs web ui allow user to upload data yes it is possible to upload via a separate tool. I was asking because it would be very convenient for the us

Re: File upload

2018-03-07 Thread Jeff Zhang
involve parsing data which is stored in > csv files. Up until now these files have to be uploaded manually to the > server to be able to process them. > > It would be great to have a simple file upload form within a notebook > to allow the user to pick a file which then is uploaded and

Re: File upload

2018-03-07 Thread Jens Grassel
Hi, here is a more concrete description of what I intend to do: There are some analysis which involve parsing data which is stored in csv files. Up until now these files have to be uploaded manually to the server to be able to process them. It would be great to have a simple file upload form

Re: File upload

2018-03-07 Thread moon soo Lee
I saw google colab let user upload/download file directly from notebook (browser) to filesystem of an execution environment. Not sure what Jens mentioning is the same or not, but this direct file upload/download capability from browser is very useful i think. Thanks, moon On Wed, Mar 7, 2018 at

Re: File upload

2018-03-07 Thread Jeff Zhang
Could you be more specific on this ? What kind of interpreter do you use ? What kind of file you want to upload and what would like to do on this file after you upload ? On Wed, Mar 7, 2018 at 11:40 PM, Jens Grassel wrote: > Hi, > > where would I need to look regarding documentation on how to im

File upload

2018-03-07 Thread Jens Grassel
Hi, where would I need to look regarding documentation on how to implement upload functionality in a zeppelin notebook. The basic idea is to pick a file and pipe this either onto a server directory or directly into an interpreter if possible. Regards, Jens -- CTO, Wegtam GmbH, 07. Lenzing 201