Hi Rob,
in order to install a jar into your local maven repo, just run mvn
install. That should resolve all your issues. For more info on the
default maven life cycle, please see here:
http://maven.apache.org/guides/introduction/introduction-to-the-lifecycle.html
HTH
--Andre
2012/11/8 Rob Style
Hi again
I have found a solution to my "problem". I simply added myJobs.jar to the
HADOOP_CLASSPATH. Also "-libjars" parameter is not needed any more. But it
still puzzles me why the previous "solution" "suddenly" stopped working (I
haven't update the giraph revision etc).
HADOOP_CLASSPATH contai
