I was playing around with the Scala client [1] a bit and was wondering if there are any high level architecture diagrams. I was trying to call it from a simple java project and kept getting one error after another. Its hard to debug some of these errors. I am thinking the newest version of bokeh may have some incompatibilities with the current version of the scala client.
Thanks in advance for your help!
Dan
[1] GitHub - bokeh/bokeh-scala: Scala bindings for Bokeh plotting library
Hi,
On Sun, Dec 11, 2016 at 3:07 AM, [email protected] wrote:
I was playing around with the Scala client [1] a bit and was wondering if there are any high level architecture diagrams. I was trying to call it from a simple java project and kept getting one error after another. Its hard to debug some of these errors. I am thinking the newest version of bokeh may have some incompatibilities with the current version of the scala client.
I actually never used Scala libraries in Java, but, as far as I can tell, Scala integration with Java in this direction isn’t that seamless. Without seeing some code or error messages I can’t help much. Though I may suggest that if you have a large Java code base and you want integrate bokeh into it, then you can write plotting code in Scala and expose a simpler, Java-oriented API for consumption by the Java code. This way you will avoid direct integration of major Scala code in Java.
bokeh-scala wasn’t updated in a while, so it won’t work with bokehjs 0.12 (and possibly 0.11).
Mateusz
Thanks in advance for your help!
Dan
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