You have several options to run java code. For example, you can run ttyd, cloud workstation or create an applet. In all cases, the key step will be to install all dependencies to run java code. Java is required by dxCompiler, so you can get some inspiration on how to run java here: https://documentation.dnanexus.com/downloads#dxcompiler
BUT, you will still need to decide which java you need for your software and what are the dependencies. If your software tools has a dockerized version, running docker could be an easier and faster solution.
Comments
2 comments
I believe u should start a spark cluster and run in it as spark cluster should have java inbuilt
You have several options to run java code. For example, you can run ttyd, cloud workstation or create an applet. In all cases, the key step will be to install all dependencies to run java code. Java is required by dxCompiler, so you can get some inspiration on how to run java here: https://documentation.dnanexus.com/downloads#dxcompiler
BUT, you will still need to decide which java you need for your software and what are the dependencies. If your software tools has a dockerized version, running docker could be an easier and faster solution.
Please sign in to leave a comment.