Sounds fine. +1 for using Tycho. It's much simpler.
Jeff On Thu, Jan 10, 2013 at 2:11 PM, Adam Berry <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi everyone, > > First, I've dropped the code from Hadoop contrib into our git repo, its on > its own branch, hadoop-contrib. The reason I put it on a branch is because > I think that splitting things up a little would be a good idea, and should > make it a little easier to support multiple versions of Hadoop. > > So, the tools as they stand are just in one plugin. Broadly, the features > right now can be divided into; > > MapReduce project and class code support (wizards etc) > Launch support for Hadoop > HDFS interaction > > So taking a root name space of org.apache.hdt, I suggest something like the > following for the plugin names > > org.apache.hdt.core > > org.apache.hdt.ui > > org.apache.hdt.debug.core > org.apache.hdt.debug.ui > > org.apache.hdt.hdfs.core > org.apache.hdt.hdfs.ui > > org.apache.hdt.help > > These may be a little fluid as we get into the details here, but from 10000 > feet it looks ok. > > Finally, I would also like to suggest Tycho (Maven plugin for doing Eclipse > build stuff) as our build tool. I've done my fair share of pure Ant PDE > build stuff over the years, and Tycho is vastly easier, and would make it > much easier for people to build themselves without having to do a bunch of > local setup first. > > Thoughts? If everyone thinks these are ok, I'll enter some issues and get > cracking. > > Cheers, > Adam
