Closed sogawa-sps closed 2 weeks ago
Hi @sogawa-sps , this is already fixed in the JJava kernel, which is a supported version of iJava at https://github.com/dflib/jjava . So you can replace iJava with JJava in Jupyter (it is a drop-in replacement), and try again.
Some more info:
Hi @andrus,
Thank you so much. I confirm that the issue was resolved.
For some reason, the following instruction doesn't work in a very peculiar way.
When you use it the very first time it does work, however, if you restart the kernel it stops working for good. The Jupyter Lab restart doesn't help. I tried to clean up files like ijava-maven-11439784286752912141.pom but it didn't help either.
If you change the version to, say, 2.9.1 the cycle repeats. It works the first time until the kernel restarts.
Reproduces for tika-parsers-standard-package only.
Can be reproduced online.