Problems running examples in IDEA

2014-08-24 Thread Ron Gonzalez

Hi,
  After getting the code base to compile, I tried running some of the 
scala examples.

  They all fail since it can't find classes like SparkConf.
  If I change the iml file to convert provided scope from PROVIDED to 
COMPILE, I am able to run them. It's simple by doing the following in 
the root directory of the spark code base: find . -name *.iml | xargs 
sed -i.bak 's/PROVIDED/COMPILE/g'.
  Is this expected? I'd really rather not modify the iml files since 
they were sourced from the pom xml files, so if you guys have some tips 
on doing this better, that would be great...


Thanks,
Ron

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Re: Problems running examples in IDEA

2014-08-24 Thread Sean Owen
The examples aren't runnable quite like this. It's intended that they
are submitted to a cluster with spark-submit, which would among other
things provide Spark at runtime.

I think you might get them to run this way if you set master to
local[*] and indeed made a run profile that also included Spark on
the classpath.

You would never modify the .iml files anyway. You can change the Maven
pom.xml files if you were to need to modify a dependency scope.

On Mon, Aug 25, 2014 at 12:12 AM, Ron Gonzalez
zlgonza...@yahoo.com.invalid wrote:
 Hi,
   After getting the code base to compile, I tried running some of the scala
 examples.
   They all fail since it can't find classes like SparkConf.
   If I change the iml file to convert provided scope from PROVIDED to
 COMPILE, I am able to run them. It's simple by doing the following in the
 root directory of the spark code base: find . -name *.iml | xargs sed
 -i.bak 's/PROVIDED/COMPILE/g'.
   Is this expected? I'd really rather not modify the iml files since they
 were sourced from the pom xml files, so if you guys have some tips on doing
 this better, that would be great...

 Thanks,
 Ron

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Re: Problems running examples in IDEA

2014-08-24 Thread Ron Gonzalez
Oh ok. So from the code base, local execution is dependent on everyone's 
way then, right? I am indeed changing the code to add the master to 
local[*], but still getting the no classdef found errors.


If that's the case, then I think I'm ok then...

Thanks,
Ron


On 08/24/2014 04:21 PM, Sean Owen wrote:

The examples aren't runnable quite like this. It's intended that they
are submitted to a cluster with spark-submit, which would among other
things provide Spark at runtime.

I think you might get them to run this way if you set master to
local[*] and indeed made a run profile that also included Spark on
the classpath.

You would never modify the .iml files anyway. You can change the Maven
pom.xml files if you were to need to modify a dependency scope.

On Mon, Aug 25, 2014 at 12:12 AM, Ron Gonzalez
zlgonza...@yahoo.com.invalid wrote:

Hi,
   After getting the code base to compile, I tried running some of the scala
examples.
   They all fail since it can't find classes like SparkConf.
   If I change the iml file to convert provided scope from PROVIDED to
COMPILE, I am able to run them. It's simple by doing the following in the
root directory of the spark code base: find . -name *.iml | xargs sed
-i.bak 's/PROVIDED/COMPILE/g'.
   Is this expected? I'd really rather not modify the iml files since they
were sourced from the pom xml files, so if you guys have some tips on doing
this better, that would be great...

Thanks,
Ron

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