Hi Johnny,
Sorry for the delayed response (was offline for a few days). So the code
that actually uses Thrift in is the Hive core JAR, which is what will get
shaded. The easiest thing to do is add this target to the root build.xml
file:
Notice this assumes the JAR file f
Sorry, sent too fast ... either way you do it, you'll need to include all
of the dependencies of the Hive JDBC driver classes in a single JAR and the
apply the shading the unified JAR file. This ensures that all classes that
depend on Thrift 0.9 get updated to use the shaded package. For example,
I
I'm not sure about keep, but if you're going to use maven, go with the
shade plugin vs. jarjar ... it does the same thing but has better maven
integration - http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-shade-plugin/
On Thu, Oct 10, 2013 at 5:31 PM, Zhang Xiaoyu wrote:
> Hi, Timothy,
> Thanks for your
Hi, Timothy,
Thanks for your reply. Seems jarjar is a solution for me. I have a basic
question to follow:
I don't quite understand what is tag for ?
My understand is
1.
use to grab the maven dependencies I want to re-package,
2.
then use and in to define what class to
re-package and what's t
Hi Zhang,
I have the same issue in that I use some Cassandra client API's that depend
on Thrift 0.7 and HCatalog 0.11 that depends on Thrift 0.9. I opted for
using the jarjar utility to "shade" the thrift 0.9 classes. Here's what I
added to the build.xml file for the hcatalog-pig-adapter project:
Thanks, Edward. it is a big upgrade for other component. I guess I have to
got with class loader for each class for now.
Johnny
On Thu, Oct 10, 2013 at 12:19 PM, Edward Capriolo wrote:
> You are kinda screwed. Thrift is wire-compatible in many cases but not API
> compatible. You can not have tw
You are kinda screwed. Thrift is wire-compatible in many cases but not API
compatible. You can not have two applications build off two versions of
thrift in the same classpath without something like OSGI. To insulate the
class loaders from each other.
Your best bet is upgrading "other component" t
Hi, all,
I am writing a piece of code talking to Hive 0.11 Hive Server 2. The JDBC
code depends on libthrift 0.9. However one component which depends on
libthrift 0.7 and not binary compatible with libthrift 0.9.
When I downgrade to 0.7, I got below NoClassDefFoundError:
org/apache/thrift/scheme/S
