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i'm new on kernel gateway. I use that into Jupyter container started by Docker.
There is a way to passing multiple notebooks into --KernelGatewayApp.seed_uri command param? I have a notebook that call other notebook (as module) and I would to expose as rest client. Thanks
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There isn't a way to pass multiple notebooks at present. jupyter-server/kernel_gateway#225 is tracking that feature request. Pull requests are welcome!
Thanks Peter. I will watch it later. There is a way to push a module py (instead notebook) by DockerFile into py container service that exposing notebook/rest ?
I tried by dockerFile :
FROM jupyter/all-spark-notebook USER root RUN pip install jupyter-kernel-gateway COPY data/notebooks/hello /tmp RUN ls /tmp RUN python /tmp install MAINTAINER Peppe Gallo <[email protected]> EXPOSE 4040
I also tried by conda install command but my module isn't referenced by Kernel Gateway lib. Thanks!
Hi,
i'm new on kernel gateway. I use that into Jupyter container started by Docker.
There is a way to passing multiple notebooks into --KernelGatewayApp.seed_uri command param? I have a notebook that call other notebook (as module) and I would to expose as rest client. Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: