Hi All,
I wanted to ask a related question to this one. How would you set
up hadoop on eclipse if you dont want to download it from svn, rather you
just want to configure a stable release e.g 0.20.2 on eclipse. So, i want to
configure a stable release on eclipse and add/change the code i
Hi All,
How can i configure hadoop on eclipse for development purpose. I
dont want to download hadoop from trunk and use svn. I have a stable hadoop
0.20.2 release tar file. I want to use this tar file to set up hadoop on
eclipse and than add/change some files in hadoop and build it using
Here's how you can proceed:
1) untar your release to some directory
2) create a new java project in eclipse and associate the source subfolders of
the eclipse project and associate that with the hadoop source subdirectory
3) now open up the eclipse ant targets and you should be able to run any of
Thank you, I'll check out the trunk code and move my changes in there.
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On Aug 10, 2010, at 9:57 PM, Amareshwari Sri Ramadasu
wrote:
>
> Saikat, are you working on branch 0.20 instead of trunk? MultiFileWordCount
> in branch 0.20 does not work as far as I remember. You sho
> Amareshwari et al,
> A couple of follow up questions, I did an svn checkout inside eclipse for the
> trunk code and I don't see any of the test examples in the trunk code
> including MultiFileWordCount. So my questions are the following:
>
> 1) For JIRA 6891 should I merge my changes and in
Hi Saikat,
Can you please provide more detail on how to do it. I tried
creating a new java project, but i dont know how to associate hadoop source
folders.
Secondly, i tried creating eclipse project from existing an Ant buildfile
and gives it hadoop build file that is in hadoop dir
Hi,
If all you want to do is to write programs that use your stable hadoop
libraries, have a look at the Hadoop Eclipse plugin that comes along
(inside contrib folders).
If you want your stable hadoop as a project inside your eclipse
itself, run `ant eclipse` in the hadoop's extracted directory (
Running the `ant eclipse-files` target will give you nearly usable
.project and .classpath files. Import the Hadoop project into Eclipse
using these.
Or you could always checkout a stable branch/tag via SVN and go ahead
with the original wiki instructions :)
On Wed, Aug 11, 2010 at 6:02 PM, Ahmad
Hi Harsh,
On Wed, Aug 11, 2010 at 6:46 PM, Harsh J wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
> >If you want your stable hadoop as a project inside your eclipse
> >itself, run `ant eclipse` in the hadoop's extracted directory (or was
> >it eclipse-files?) and then import the folder using the 'Existing
> >Projects into W
Circular initialization between UserGroupInformation and KerberosName
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Key: HADOOP-6913
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HADOOP-6913
Project: Hadoop Common
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