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Processing and Apache Spark
First, hello everyone. I'm new to this forum, so do not hesitate to move my post in another category if necessary.
I am a computer science professor in a French university, teaching "data science" (data mining/machine learning, distributed systems) in a postgraduate degree. One of my colleagues is using Processing to introduce data visualization to our students. I am working with Apache Spark and we would like to make our software tools work together. Our use case would be the following: data processed with Spark and "piped into" Processing, in order to allow interactive visualization.
However, I have not yet found any resource mentioning such a use case or a proper way to do it. But Processing and Spark are both close to Java, so I hoped something was possible.
Does anyone have an idea on this subject? Thank you very much for any input!