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This would be a useful feature, as it would allow starting up a secure Spark server based on a server certificate (keystore) that is distributed within a jar resource file.
Note: It is recommended to read files from resources distributed as part of a jar file using the following command: InputStream input = getClass().getResourceAsStream("...");
Consequently, it would be nice if the input stream of a keystore or truststore could be passed directly to the Spark.secure(); call.
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Is this feature being implemented? Cause i've been searching on the internet for a really long time. But have not found a way to access the keystore file from within a jar file. Would this feature make it easier or is it not possible at all without this feature?
This would be a useful feature, as it would allow starting up a secure Spark server based on a server certificate (keystore) that is distributed within a jar resource file.
Note: It is recommended to read files from resources distributed as part of a jar file using the following command: InputStream input = getClass().getResourceAsStream("...");
Consequently, it would be nice if the input stream of a keystore or truststore could be passed directly to the Spark.secure(); call.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: