Paths are URIs. Without the authority explicitly specified in the path
or without an overriding definition in hadoop-site.xml,
fs.default.name will be "file:///" from hadoop-default.xml (which
should be why you're writing to local disk instead of HDFS). If you're
running on a single node, fs.default.name should probably be hdfs://
localhost:8020 -C
On Sep 6, 2008, at 5:54 PM, Wasim Bari wrote:
Hi,
I have configured HDFS on windows and running it using Cygwin.
I am interested to access programmatically the files and folders in
HDFS. ( mean I can read/write files in HDFS using Java code).
I used this example http://wiki.apache.org/hadoop/HadoopDfsReadWriteExample
. Code is running fine. its loads Config file.
But this doesn't write to HDFS rather it writes to C Drive. I
provided hdfs://user/A/B (hdfs is my FS Name) as argument but still
its writing in C drive and when I provide same argument for reading
a file , its says File not found.
if some one can guide me.............. its looks like some Path issue
Thanks
