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/
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