Thomas, I would really appreciate your .classpath and .project files for Eclipse (for Nutch-trunk). Could you send them to me? Or could you upload them somewhere?
I don't think I am novice in terms of Eclipse but frankly I am to lazy configuring all these settings manually. I do use Maven all the time for my own projects. I think somebody already noted that using Maven for Nutch/Lucene/Hadoop would be highly appreciated. IMHO Maven is a good investment (and thanks to mavenide Eclipse could learn where are the sources, where are tests, what libs to use [they wouldn't need to be part of SVN repository anynmore] ...). Is there any plan to migrate to Maven? I can participate if anybody is interested. Regards, Lukas On 5/2/06, TDLN <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Andrew, you can either get one of the distributions, a nightly build, or check out directly from SVN to get the sources. Then I would suggest checking the targets in the ant build file; there are targets for compiling. cleaning and testing. Use 'ant tar' to make a release tarball that you can deploy in your sandbox. Add the bin directory to your path and off you go. BTW: Nutch uses JDK 1.4 logging - changing the default log level from INFO to FINE already gives much more information. If you like to use Eclipse to mount the sources. just let me know, I can send you the required .classpath and .project files. HTH, Thomas On 5/1/06, Andrew Libby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Greetings, > > I'm learning Nutch, and would like to insert debugging statements to > learn more about how Nutch works. Specifically, I'm trying to debug > problems I'm having with the subcollections plugin. > > To this end, I'm looking to have a development copy of nutch running. > Is there a good way to do this? I'm looking to have the webapp running, > and do crawls of small local sites and then do a edit - compile - run > cycle. > > Can anyone offer advice or describe how they go about doing this? > > Thanks in advance. > > Andy > > -- > Andrew Libby > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://philadelphiariders.com/ > > >
