This works. Thanks a lot! In fact, I just copy the directory and create a project with the same name, eclipse picks up everything by itself. I just need to add the ant.jar to the library and that's it.
Thanks again! Hui On Wed, Sep 17, 2008 at 9:21 AM, Dru Jensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > You need to setup your Eclipse Java project and make sure your source path > and library paths are properly setup. > > 0. unzip the download in your Eclipse workspace directory. It should > create the hbase-0.2.1 directory. > 1. Create a new java project and select the hbase-0.2.1 directory that you > unzipped. > 2. Goto project->properties and select "Java Build Path". Select the > Source tab and add the /src/java and /src/test directories. > 3. In the same dialog, Select the Library tab and add the /lib directory. > 4. Goto window->show view and select Ant. This will add a new view that > allows you to run ant tasks. > 5. Drag and drop the build.xml to the Ant view. You should be able to > launch ant tasks from the UI. > > Hope this helps. > > > On Sep 17, 2008, at 8:59 AM, Ski Gh3 wrote: > > Hi all, >> This is more of a eclipse beginer question rather than a hadoop question, >> but please help me. >> >> I want to build hadoop in eclipse, but how can i set up the project? >> Suppose >> I do not want to use the svn tool. >> After http download, I was able to build using ant from command line, and >> I >> tried to create a project from the build.xml >> file, it gives me error like cannot find \lib etc... >> >> I'm sure there's a simple way to do this, can someone please give me a >> hand! >> >> Many thanks! >> > >
