It complains about these dependencies:
mavanagaiata:0.4.1:branch
mavanagaiata:0.4.1:commit
maven-assembly-plugin:2.4:single
munge-maven-plugin:1.0:munge
I use m2eclipse plugin, I ran also mvn eclipse:eclipse then import, same
problem.
2013/3/26 André Kelpe
> 2013/3/26 Han JU :
> > Thanks Andr
2013/3/26 Han JU :
> Thanks André and Eli. I'll configure a zookeeper first.
>
> By the way, is it normal that there's some error after I imported the
> project in eclipse?
What do you mean by that? How did you import it? Did you run mvn
eclipse:eclipse before?
-- André
Thanks André and Eli. I'll configure a zookeeper first.
By the way, is it normal that there's some error after I imported the
project in eclipse?
Thanks.
2013/3/26 André Kelpe
> 2013/3/25 Eli Reisman
> > I have had trouble with the job-local ZK instances myself,
> > including using the 1.0.x
2013/3/25 Eli Reisman
> I have had trouble with the job-local ZK instances myself,
> including using the 1.0.x Hadoop clusters.
For running it locally it seems to be more stable to run a separate
zookeeper. I always went for doing so, but that is quite simple. If
you use a distribution like CDH,
Compile with mvn -Phadoop_1.0 clean install
For the most part, you want to set (if you run with GiraphRunner or
bin/giraph) the -ca giraph.zkList=host:port,host:port (etc) of your cluster
ZK install. I have had trouble with the job-local ZK instances myself,
including using the 1.0.x Hadoop cluste
Hi,
I'm just starting to try Giraph to do some experiment on graphs. Here's
some questions:
- I currently have a small cluster on Hadoop 1.0.2 but I don't use any
security things, so I compile with -Phadoop_non_secure?
- After compilation by "mvn -Phadoop_non_secure clean install" with
