Hi Amelia, Great to know you are using Oozie. The feature 'oozie.filesystems.supported' is present in Oozie version 3.3 onwards - currently in the process of a release.
As far as the problem you are seeing, could you look into the oozie.log and paste any errors/exceptions here? Thanks, -- Mona Chitnis On 10/5/12 3:04 AM, "Amelia Jones" <ameli...@gmail.com> wrote: >Is there anything special I need to put in oozie-site.xml to allow Oozie >to work with Datastax and Cassandra? > >I've copied the appropriate jar files into the libext folder and managed >to get Oozie starting without error, however when I try to run any of >the examples, such as 'no-op', the command never returns/exits and Oozie >just seems to hang. I can't access http://localhost:11000/oozie during >this time either, which leads me to believe Oozie is locked up somehow. > >Even cancelling the command to run the job does not 'unlock' Oozie, and >I have to kill the process. > >I am running all of this locally for the moment. There are no error >messages I can see in the logs or in the console. > >I read in this thread >(http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/incubator-oozie-users/201110.mbo >x/%3CCAMkn0zb34QyHixzBu6%3Dz8nNimBUhCtN6ftXenoaxpdJjD%2ByDzQ%40mail.gmail. >com%3E) >of a 'oozie.filesystems.supported' setting, however this doesn't appear >in the oozie-default.xml so I'm wondering if it is even a valid setting >anymore? I am using Oozie 3.2.0. > >Any ideas on where I can be looking for more information on what the >problem/error is? > >Thanks, > >Amelia
