moe :
Im am using a SparkSession to run my spark application because I use a lot of spark-sql features. I would like to use the JavaSparkContextto create an RDD from a list. But via the Session I can only get an ordinary SparkContext. Is there a way to transform the context in this direction?
Serhiy :
After determining the SparkContext, you could use:
SparkContext sc = ...
JavaSparkContext jsc = JavaSparkContext.fromSparkContext(sc);
This will return you the new instance of JavaSparkContext, but there is no problem as long as you maintain just one active instance of the SparkContext.
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