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Right now there is no easy way to programmatically submit a faunus job from a java application and poll the job tracker for status. This would be handy for a UI to display the job progress. I can think of two solutions:
Expose a public getJobs method on FaunusCompiler. This is pretty simple, but it then starts to feel like we're mashing a lot of responsibilities in the compiler.
I think a better approach would be to add a FaunusJobControl in the same vein of Hadoop's JobControl. It could control running each step of the faunus job and provide a nice place to expose job status.
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This patch splits FaunusCompiler into two classes. The first
factors out the management of running the multistage job into
a FaunusJobControl class. The second class is a FaunusTool
that implements the hadoop Tool interface and uses the
FaunusJobControl to run the jobs. This makes FaunusCompiler
a bit more orthogonal
This closesthinkaurelius#164.
Right now there is no easy way to programmatically submit a faunus job from a java application and poll the job tracker for status. This would be handy for a UI to display the job progress. I can think of two solutions:
getJobs
method onFaunusCompiler
. This is pretty simple, but it then starts to feel like we're mashing a lot of responsibilities in the compiler.FaunusJobControl
in the same vein of Hadoop's JobControl. It could control running each step of the faunus job and provide a nice place to expose job status.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: