Thanks Jeff,
I figured that out.
It is good to know that somebody had fixed it.
--Konstantin
Jeff Ritchie wrote:
Konstantin,
The -uriroot option is getting its base directory from where you
started eclipse from I'm thinking.
I used netbeans from time to time and tried to build SVN Hadoop and
was getting this error.
After changing the -uriroot to an absolute path it worked. So I
defaulted back to the original build.xml closed out Netbeans and
restarted it in the SVN trunk directory. In your case I would have
started it in the C:\work\nutch-0.7.1\Hadoop directory. The ant task
completed with no problems.
You have 2 options.
1. Hard code the path in the build.xml file.
2. For ease of starting eclipse under windows. Copy the shortcut to
say your desktop. 'Right-click' 'properties' and change the 'start
in' to c:\work\nutch-0.7.1\Hadoop
Now the question I have is why is that the only task that has a
problem with relative directories? Anyone?
Jeff.
Konstantin Shvachko wrote:
I am compiling hadoop under eclipse, and receiving a JasperException.
I understand this is some how related to transition from jspc to jasper,
since before the last update everything worked fine.
Anybody having the same problem?
Do I need to do something to get jasper work properly?
Here is the exact listing
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Buildfile: C:\Work\nutch-0.7.1\Hadoop\build.xml
init:
compile:
BUILD FAILED
C:\Work\nutch-0.7.1\Hadoop\build.xml:109:
org.apache.jasper.JasperException: The -uriroot option must specify a
pre-existing directory
Total time: 1 second
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Thanks,
Konstantin
