Install Zeppelin 0.7.3 on Windows
Hi Raymond Tang. I come back because I tried but I didn't succeded to embed a zeppelin notebook as an iframe in my website. I have something like that
<div id="interactivForm">
You can use <iframe> html element to embed Zeppelin into your website.
This also means that your Zeppelin website (*:8080 by default) needs to be exposed to all your users (i.e. their networks).
You can embed Zeppelin into a website.
However you need to decide how to pass through user credentials from your website to Zeppelin website depends on the authentication type.
The authentication part you can reference to the following website:
https://zeppelin.apache.org/docs/0.6.2/security/shiroauthentication.html#4-login
Based on my current understanding, I don't think currently you can directly implement the automatic logon without extending Zeppelin (but I might be wrong).
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Re: Install Zeppelin 0.7.3 in Windows
Hi everyone,
do you know if it is possible to embed Zeppelin Notebook in a webpage? Like as an iframe or another method? So that users can come and execute their own code? Do you think that is possible? Has someone an idea to do that? Thank you!
Hi everyone,
do you know if it is possible to embed Zeppelin Notebook in a webpage? Like as an iframe or another method? So that users can come and execute their own code? Do you think that is possible? Has someone an idea to do that? Thank you!
I can get it work by using the following approach:
1) Create an IIS website (http://localhost/Test/) with one page index.html:
2) And then open the website in the browser: http://localhost/Test/
If you open with a file URL, then the content cannot be displayed due to security reasons:
file:///F:/Projects/HtmlProjTest/Index.html
When you publish your website, your Zeppelin site should also be deployed into a server that your user can access.