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Unable to initialize spark in Jupyter Notebook #205
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Seems specific to your system, I cannot reproduce it. Are you able to run a normal spark project? Without notebooks? |
I am also having saving issue |
@mlcohen did you find any solution? |
Could you try a lower java version? I know Spark can be difficult with java 17+, like mentioned here https://stackoverflow.com/questions/72724816/running-unit-tests-with-spark-3-3-0-on-java-17-fails-with-illegalaccesserror-cl |
I tried with java 8 as well 11 but same issue |
@Jolanrensen thanks for the solution the issue has been fixed, but I need a little help, please suggest me way to use spark in ktor server, thank you |
Unfortunately I have no experience with Ktor+Spark, so I won't be able to help. Maybe someone else could though :) |
No problem I think I got it how to use it |
Hi -- I've been attempting to get kotlin-spark to work in Jupyter Notebook (v7.0.2). Unfortunately every time I try to run the magic line
%use spark
in my Jupyter notebook (using the kotlin kernel [kotlin-jupyter-kernel]), I end up getting the following error:I'm running spark locally; no remote cluster setup. Any ideas what I might be doing wrong?
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