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Tom White updated HADOOP-1228:
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Attachment: hadoop-1228.patch
Here's a patch (hadoop-1228.patch) that takes a different approach. It stores
template files in a directory called .eclipse.templates, and there is an ant
task to copy the files to the right place for Eclipse to find them. Since the
.classpath, .project and other Eclipse files are not checked into subversion,
it's possible to tweak your Eclipse set up without seeing modified flags. In
particular, you can check out multiple copies of Hadoop into the same workspace
with different names.
To use it:
1. Set up an ANT_HOME Classpath Variable in Preferences. (This is a global
Eclipse setting so you only need to do this once.)
2. Checkout Hadoop.
3. Apply this patch.
4. Run the generate-eclipse-files ant target.
5. Refresh the project.
6. Select Project | Build Project.
If folks find this useful we could check it in.
> Eclipse project files
> ---------------------
>
> Key: HADOOP-1228
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HADOOP-1228
> Project: Hadoop Core
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: build
> Reporter: Albert Strasheim
> Priority: Minor
> Attachments: .classpath, .project, eclipse.patch, hadoop-1228.patch,
> hadoop-eclipse.zip
>
>
> I've created Eclipse project files for Hadoop (to be attached). I've found
> them very useful for exploring Hadoop and running the unit tests.
> The project files can be included in the source repository to make it easy to
> import Hadoop into Eclipse.
> A few features:
> - Eclipse automatically calls the Ant build to generate some of the necessary
> source files
> - Single unit tests can be run from inside Eclipse
> - Basic Java code style formatter settings for the Hadoop conventions (still
> needs some work)
> The following VM arguments must be specified in the run configuration to get
> unit tests to run:
> -Xms256m -Xmx256m -Dtest.build.data=${project_loc}\build\test\data
> Some of the unit tests don't run yet, possibly due to some missing VM flags,
> the fact that I'm running Windows, or some other reason(s).
> TODO:
> - Specify native library location(s) once I investigate building of Hadoop's
> native library
> - Get all the unit tests to run
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