Modify HiveDataFrame example

examples/Sql/HiveDataFrame/Program.cs

@@ -24,7 +24,10 @@ namespace Microsoft.Spark.CSharp.Examples
             var sparkConf = new SparkConf();
             var sparkContext = new SparkContext(sparkConf);
             var hiveContext = new HiveContext(sparkContext);
-            var peopleDataFrame = hiveContext.Read().Json(Path.Combine(Environment.CurrentDirectory, @"data\people.json"));
+            
+            // please give the path to input json file
+            var jsonFilePath = args[0];
+            var peopleDataFrame = hiveContext.Read().Json(jsonFilePath);
 
             const string dbName = "SampleHiveDataBaseForMobius";
             const string tableName = "people";

notes/running-mobius-app.md

@@ -173,9 +173,9 @@ Displays the number of XML elements in the input XML file provided as the first
 
 ### Hive Example (Sql)
 * 
-`sparkclr-submit.cmd --jars <jar files used for using Hive in Spark> --exe HiveDataFrame.exe C:\Git\Mobius\examples\Sql\HiveDataFrame\bin\Debug`
+`sparkclr-submit.cmd --exe HiveDataFrame.exe C:\Git\Mobius\examples\Sql\HiveDataFrame\bin\Debug <input json file path>`
 
-Reads data from a csv file, creates a Hive table and reads data from it
+Reads data from a csv file, creates a Hive table and reads data from it. The `<input json file path>` could look like `C:\Git\Mobius\examples\Sql\HiveDataFrame\data\people.json` or `file:///C:/Git/Mobius/examples/Sql/HiveDataFrame/data/people.json` in Windows environment. While in local Linux environment, the `<input json file path>` could look look like `file:///path/to/people.json`.
 
 ### Cassandra Example (Sql)
 * Download following jars that are needed to use Spark with Cassandra. **Note** that you need to get the right version of the jar files depending on the versions of Spark and Cassandra. Refer to [version compatibility](https://github.com/datastax/spark-cassandra-connector#version-compatibility) table for details.