Hi Jun, Thanks for taking a look at the quick start. Responses online
1. it does not tell how to build oozie (mkdistro.sh) Yes. I think we should make this as part of QuickStart. Currently, its at http://oozie.apache.org/docs/3.3.0/ENG_Building.html. In quick start, we should provide a link to this page and I think it will be a good idea to specify bin/mkdistro.sh for building oozie in Quickstart. 2. Users do not have to do anything with hadooplibs tar.gz ? 3. Users do not have to create libext folder? This two steps are required for injecting the required hadoop jars in Oozie's WEB-INF/lib. This can be done in a separate way by parameterizing the oozie-setup.sh (as in your github link). But libext is the recommended way. 4) at least a few properties should be modified in oozie-site.xml? (See my understanding here https://github.com/jaoki/oozie-playground#oozie-setup) The whitelist and hadoop-configuration settings in oozie-site are not mandatory. If bin/ooziedb.sh is used, then setting 'oozie.service.JPAService.create.db.schema' to true is not required. 5. bin/ooziedb.sh does not have to be called manually? Answered above. Thanks, Virag On 1/3/13 11:00 AM, "jun aoki" <[email protected]> wrote: >http://oozie.apache.org/docs/3.3.0/DG_QuickStart.html > >seems a bit out-dated by following reasons; > >1. it does not tell how to build oozie (mkdistro.sh) >2. Users do not have to do anything with hadooplibs tar.gz ? >3. Users do not have to create libext folder? >4. at least a few properties should be modified in oozie-site.xml? > (See my understanding here >https://github.com/jaoki/oozie-playground#oozie-setup) >5. bin/ooziedb.sh does not have to be called manually? > >if anybody is interested, I can make a ticket and submit a patch. Let me >know.
