Geoffry, Interesting you have Hadoop working in Karaf. I'm using equinox.
Sure, but are we talking Karaf-specific features here? You just want a Hadoop Client bundle that works, right? The author of the Karaf-Hadoop project already worked through the classpath issues so it's not a bad starting place. Same with the ServiceMix features files. If I understand you correctly, I only need have Text available. I'll look into that. It does answer my question and maybe I can avoid the JAAS mishmash. Without needing a connection to the FileSystem, can the JAAS stuff be set as an optional import? Close on to 100% of my troubles has always been with getting 3rd party libraries working. Accumulo/Hadoop is only the latest round. You are getting no arguments from me. I've been using Karaf consistently for a few years now and no doubt most of my time maintaining the services is spent making sure 3rd party things work (and continue to work after updates). I've come to expect it at this point. It's security, scaleability, relationship to Hadoop's HDFS and MR all conspire to make it attractive. But creating an uberbundle? Sure, packaging all the Accumulo classes into a single bundle got me up and running. I still took time wrapping all of its transitive dependencies in their own bundles and wiring up the imports/exports, but it works. As mentioned in previous posts, I think the community would be well-excepting of a first-class Accumulo bundle. If you are interested in taking on the work, the ticket I posted previously is open and ready for a patch. Both of these were advised by one of the bndtools gurus--neither worked. When I did the Import-Package other things broke. I had to import several nested packages to get mine to work properly. Which other things broke when you did the Import Package of the JAAS packaes? On Wed, Apr 9, 2014 at 11:49 AM, Geoffry Roberts <threadedb...@gmail.com>wrote: > Corey, > > > Interesting you have Hadoop working in Karaf. I'm using equinox. It also > sounds as if I don't need to access HFDS in order to get Accumulo to work > in OSGi. If I understand you correctly, I only need have Text available. > I'll look into that. It does answer my question and maybe I can avoid > the JAAS mishmash. > > > I have been using OSGi off and on for a few years now. Close on to 100% of > my troubles has always been with getting 3rd party libraries working. > Accumulo/Hadoop is only the latest round. > > > I'm gearing to do some major work based on Accumulo. It's security, > scaleability, relationship to Hadoop's HDFS and MR all conspire to make it > attractive. But creating an uberbundle? I'm sure I could get it working as > a proof of concept, but will it play in prime-time? > > > How hard would it be to make a proper Accumulo bundle? Would the > community accept it? > > > Thanks > > > So far as my travails with JAAS is concerned, I did this in my bndtools > *.bndrun file: > > > -runproperties: > org.osgi.framework.system.packages.extra=com.sun.security.auth.module > > I also tried: > Import-Package: com.sun.security.auth.module > in my bundle that calls Hadoop. > > Both of these were advised by one of the bndtools gurus--neither worked. > When I did the Import-Package other things broke. > > On Wed, Apr 9, 2014 at 9:46 AM, Corey Nolet <cjno...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> Geoffry, >> >> As Josh pointed out, you should only need the Hadoop libraries on the >> client side to use the Text object. This means you won't have to go through >> the pain of placing the xml files in your root bundles. >> >> Did you try the JAAS export from the packages in your container? Did that >> help? >> >> I agree with your comment that we *should* be able to look at these >> bundles as black boxes but we're not dealing with true bundles, yet. Once I >> got my Hadoop client bundle ready to go, I haven't had to touch it (and the >> Hadoop Karaf project solved most of the import/export guessing work for me >> already). For Accumulo, on the other hand, it's up to you if you want to >> create an uber-bundle with the necessary Accumulo packages or just wrap >> each one and provide the necessary imports/exports across them. For my >> needs, I just created one uber-bundle for Accumulo packages and imported >> the necessary non-Accumulo packages (many of those I had to wrap as well). >> I didn't find that part too painful on the Accumulo side. While not being >> the ideal situation from the OSGI side, with lack of an existing bundle >> artifact, it did solve my problem and I'm actively using both Accumulo and >> Hadoop in OSGi. My recommendation would be that until we get a proper >> bundle, that solution would certainly work in the short-term. >> >> I believe Josh posted this already but check out [1]. A ready-to-go OSGi >> bundle for Accumulo would be useful but the Hadoop client dependency would >> need to be wrapped (or exposed as its own bundle). IMO, with proper >> documentation this shouldn't be too painful for users. Thoughts? >> >> >> [1] https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ACCUMULO-2518 >> >> >> On Mon, Apr 7, 2014 at 11:27 AM, Geoffry Roberts >> <threadedb...@gmail.com>wrote: >> >>> Ahh, let me try and address where I might have gone off the linguistic >>> reservation. >>> >>> bndtools -- is an eclipse plugin that is very helpful when developing >>> OSGi bundles. It does a lot of grimy, boilerplate things for you. >>> >>> inlining -- is where one places dependent *.jar files inside the OSGi >>> bundle and therefore on said bundle's class path. It tends to promote >>> bloated bundles--not in the spirit of OSGi--but sometimes necessary. >>> >>> componentizing -- is the business of converting a class into a >>> component. In the bndtools way of doing things, this can be a easy as >>> annotating a class with @Component. >>> >>> bundle -- You probably know what this is already, but I'll include it >>> for good measure. A bundle is a body of code that is on the same class >>> path, and often acts as a service to there bundles. >>> >>> I don't know what could be done upstream other that making Accumulo's >>> client OAGI ready. Would we like to do that? >>> >>> >>> On Mon, Apr 7, 2014 at 11:02 AM, Josh Elser <josh.el...@gmail.com>wrote: >>> >>>> You just used a lot of words that don't mean anything to me :) >>>> >>>> Hopefully you don't have to do much on your own. If there are things we >>>> can change upstream to make this process easier, please feel free to let us >>>> know. >>>> >>>> >>>> On 4/7/14, 10:55 AM, Geoffry Roberts wrote: >>>> >>>>> Thanks Josh, >>>>> >>>>> My container for the moment is equinox, but all should work in Felix as >>>>> well. I've been using bndtools for my other OSGi work so I'm faced >>>>> with >>>>> either annotating the Accumulo Code or wrapping it somehow. What do >>>>> you >>>>> want to bet I wind up inlining it? Still, the annotated (read >>>>> componentized) approach would be less kloogy. I hesitate because I'd >>>>> wind up maintaining my own code line. >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> On Mon, Apr 7, 2014 at 10:28 AM, Josh Elser <josh.el...@gmail.com >>>>> <mailto:josh.el...@gmail.com>> wrote: >>>>> >>>>> On 4/7/14, 10:07 AM, Geoffry Roberts wrote: >>>>> >>>>> My original question remains: Is the Accumulo Client dependent >>>>> on the >>>>> Hadoop Client fully? This determination can be made through >>>>> trial and >>>>> error. But I'm looking to leverage OPE (other people's >>>>> experience) if >>>>> it exists. >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> I thought someone had already said this (but I may be confusing >>>>> threads): the Accumulo API uses Text throughout. Hadoop is a >>>>> required dependency. >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> In the same spirit, does anyone know if all the following are >>>>> required >>>>> to run an Accumulo Client? core, fate, start, trace? If I >>>>> attempt to >>>>> OSGify, I'm trying to figure how much trouble am I getting >>>>> into. >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> Yes, that should be about it from within Accumulo. You might need >>>>> some other foss dependencies also available, but I'm not aware on >>>>> what your "container" (or w/e the proper terminology would be) >>>>> provides. >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> -- >>>>> There are ways and there are ways, >>>>> >>>>> Geoffry Roberts >>>>> >>>> >>> >>> >>> -- >>> There are ways and there are ways, >>> >>> Geoffry Roberts >>> >> >> > > > -- > There are ways and there are ways, > > Geoffry Roberts >
