You can follow along to what I do here. https://github.com/edwardcapriolo/hive_test
Essentially hive requires a HADOOP_HOME because it always wants to fork a bin/hadoop process. Hive-test helps you unpack hadoop inside target and change your hadoop_home to some other directory. It would be nice if there was some other way to do this. On Fri, Dec 27, 2013 at 10:27 PM, Jay Vyas <jayunit...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi Hive: > > I'm attempting to create a robust eclipse based dev environment for > testing my hive jobs in localmode however I run into classnotfound errors > depending on which maven dependencies I use. Also, it seems when I change > these dependencies from hive 0.12 to hive 0.11, I get other errors related > to hive trying to launch jobs via calling /usr/bin/hadoop. > > This I am stuck: I can't run hive 12 in local java mode because of subtle > datanucleus class and API inconsistencies which are tough to resolve, and > when going to hive 11, it seems local mode is not natively detected via the > jdbc URL... > > So I have 2 questions: > > 0) how does hive 12 versus 11 implement local mode differently ? > > And > > 1) What is the right way to in hive in pure java/ local environments? > > The hive book suggests modifying configuration properties, for local mode.. > > but I also have found that in hive 0.12 , using the jdbc://hive > connection URL automagically launches jobs in local mode.. > > However in 0.11 , I see calls to /usr/bin/hadoop when running java classes > in local eclipse environment. > > Thanks! > > FYI to see an example of my pom.xml, you can checkout the > github://jayunit100/bigpetstore pom.xml file. >
