Then I think the path to your common-terms.utf8 probably should be
/common-terms.utf8 in the config file. Otherwise the path spec is
relative and it's hard to figure out what it's relative to. The hadoop
class that generates the reader uses Classloader.getResource( path ) so
an absolute path isn't absolute on the file system, but absolute in the
jars or WEB-INF/classes directory.
--David
Björn Wilmsmann wrote:
Hi David,
thanks for the advice. In my nutch-0.9.jar common-terms.utf8 is
located at the root level, but then again, I've built the JAR from
source.
David Smith wrote:
Funny ... I downloaded the 0.9 release of nutch and common-terms.utf8
is not in the nutch.jar file (just to be helpful -- I don't actually
use it). I couldn't find common-terms.utf8 anywhere in the .jar
file. I would recommend asking on a nutch user list and be specific
with regard to what version you are using. Mailing lists for nutch
can be found at http://lucene.apache.org/nutch/mailing_lists.html
--
Best regards,
Bjoern Wilmsmann
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