Examples of PigServerFactoryBean

org.springframework.data.hadoop.pig.PigServerFactoryBean
Factory for creating a {@link PigServer} instance. Note that since PigServer is not thread-safe and the Pig API does notprovide some type of factory, the factory bean returns an instance of {@link ObjectFactory} (which handles the creation of {@link PigServer} instances) instead of the raw {@link PigServer} object which cannot be reused. Note that the caller needs to handle the object clean-up, specifically calling {@link PigServer#shutdown()}. In general, to avoid leaks it is recommended to use the {@link PigTemplate}. @author Costin Leau

Examples of org.springframework.data.hadoop.pig.PigServerFactoryBean

    if (props != null) {
      pigContextFactory.setProperties(props);
    }
    pigContextFactory.afterPropertiesSet();


    pigFactory = new PigServerFactoryBean();
    pigFactory.setPigContext(pigContextFactory.getObject());
    if (validateEachStatement != null) {
      pigFactory.setValidateEachStatement(validateEachStatement);
    }
    if (StringUtils.hasText(jobName)) {

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Examples of org.springframework.data.hadoop.pig.PigServerFactoryBean

    if (props != null) {
      pigContextFactory.setProperties(props);
    }
    pigContextFactory.afterPropertiesSet();


    pigFactory = new PigServerFactoryBean();
    pigFactory.setPigContext(pigContextFactory.getObject());
    if (validateEachStatement != null) {
      pigFactory.setValidateEachStatement(validateEachStatement);
    }
    if (StringUtils.hasText(jobName)) {

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