You probably did not checked out the right branch. Make sure you get "master" which corresponds to the latest release, or the 0.6.0-Final tag, or directly download the distribution from the webpage.
Regards, Matthieu On Sep 7, 2013, at 17:08 , Rujuta Deshpande <rujd...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi, > > I am a new user of Apache S4 and am trying to run the first HelloApp > application on my system. I have done a checkout from the Apache git > repository. > > When trying to follow the 'walkthrough' for the first application, everything > works fine until this step : > ./s4 deploy -appClass=hello.HelloInputAdapter > -p=s4.adapter.output.stream=names -c=cluster2 -appName=adapter > > I get this error: > > calling referenced s4 script : /home/XYZ/YZD/git_apaches4/incubator-s4/s4 > Cannot parse arguments: class com.beust.jcommander.ParameterException -> > Unknown option: -p=s4.adapter.output.stream=names > Usage: <main class> [options] > Options: > -a, -appClass Full class name of the application class (extending > App > or AdapterApp) > * -appName Name of S4 application. > -b, -buildFile Full path to gradle build file for the S4 application > * -c, -cluster Logical name of the S4 cluster > -generatedS4R, -g Location of generated s4r (incompatible with -s4r > option). By default, s4r is generated in a temporary > directory on > the local file system. In a distributed environment, > you > probably want to specify a location accessible > through a > distributed file system like NFS. That's the purpose > of this option. > -gradleOpts gradle system properties (as in GRADLE_OPTS > environment > properties) passed to gradle scripts > Default: [] > -help usage > Default: false > -s4r Path to existing s4r file > -timeout Connection timeout to Zookeeper, in ms > Default: 10000 > -zk ZooKeeper connection string > Default: localhost:2181 > > > As can be seen from above, there is not option of -p and I'm stumped about > how to proceed now. > > It will be great if someone can point out any possible reason as to why this > has happened. > > Thanks, > R >