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Tom White updated HADOOP-1228:
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Attachment: hadoop-1228-v2.patch
Renamed target to "eclipse-files" following Owen's suggestion.
The java builder is only invoked to build the record io files for tests so
everything is complied for Eclipse - you can still use ant. Regarding
subversive - I'm using subclipse, but don't see why we can't add whatever's
needed for subversive at some point.
> Eclipse project files
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> Key: HADOOP-1228
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HADOOP-1228
> Project: Hadoop Core
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: build
> Reporter: Albert Strasheim
> Priority: Minor
> Attachments: .classpath, .project, eclipse.patch,
> hadoop-1228-v2.patch, hadoop-1228.patch, hadoop-eclipse.zip
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>
> I've created Eclipse project files for Hadoop (to be attached). I've found
> them very useful for exploring Hadoop and running the unit tests.
> The project files can be included in the source repository to make it easy to
> import Hadoop into Eclipse.
> A few features:
> - Eclipse automatically calls the Ant build to generate some of the necessary
> source files
> - Single unit tests can be run from inside Eclipse
> - Basic Java code style formatter settings for the Hadoop conventions (still
> needs some work)
> The following VM arguments must be specified in the run configuration to get
> unit tests to run:
> -Xms256m -Xmx256m -Dtest.build.data=${project_loc}\build\test\data
> Some of the unit tests don't run yet, possibly due to some missing VM flags,
> the fact that I'm running Windows, or some other reason(s).
> TODO:
> - Specify native library location(s) once I investigate building of Hadoop's
> native library
> - Get all the unit tests to run
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