Assuming that you are using HADOOP in the distributed mode. On Thu, 13 Mar 2008, christopher pax wrote:
> i run something like this: > $: bin/hadoop dfs -ls /home/cloud/wordcount/input/ This path should exist in the dfs (i.e HADOOP's filesystem) and not on the local filesystem. Looking at the jar file (see below) I assume that you are trying to give it a local filesystem path. Put the file in the dfs using 'bin/hadoop dfs -put' and then provide the path in the dfs as the souce and the target. In case of 'stand alone' mode this should work. Amar > and get this: > ls: Could not get listing for /home/cloud/wordcount/input > > > the file input does exists in that directory listing > > there are 2 documents in that file. file01 and file02 both which has text in > it. > > what i am doing is running the word count example from > http://hadoop.apache.org/core/docs/r0.16.0/mapred_tutorial.html > the program compiles fine. > > running the dfs command in the example are not working. > this is not working for me either: > $: bin/hadoop jar /home/cloud/wordcount.jar org.myorg.WordCount ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ > /home/cloud/wordcount/input /home/cloud/wordcount/output > > hope you guys can help, > thanks >
