Hi Steve,

Indeed the .job file does contain all the files and classes, and as I wrote,
the classes which must be loaded actually are there -- in other words: I
don't think I'm missing any class. The class not found exception appears
none the less... as though the classloader couldn't find it when it is in a
lib/...jar.
Also, I can't quite figure out why I could make kMeans work (as you did) and
not the Dirichlet sample.

Thanks
Sebastien


2009/5/18 Stephen Green <[email protected]>

>
> On May 18, 2009, at 8:23 AM, Grant Ingersoll wrote:
>
>
>> On May 18, 2009, at 8:12 AM, Sebastien Bratieres wrote:
>>
>>  Hi Grant,
>>>
>>> It doesn't look like the CLI has anything to do with my issue -- it's
>>> just a
>>> command-line interface to drive the Amazon machines and jobs you run
>>> there
>>> remotely. It sends HTTP requests to Amazon to switch machines on and off,
>>> start jobs etc. My issue is linked to the AEMR setup or to something
>>> peculiar with classloading and the Dirichlet sample (that's because the
>>> kMeans example runs fine).
>>> If the kind of issue I'm seeing doesn't ring a bell with you Mahout guys,
>>> I
>>> think I'll try with AEMR staff.
>>>
>>
>> Likely, true.  We're not all up on AEMR just yet (although I think I will
>> be trying it out next week)
>>
>> I'd recommend seeing if you can get a little closer to the bone and run
>> pure Java with as little in between as possible.  It may very well be that
>> we need to create some alternate Job jars for AEMR as well that package all
>> of Mahout into a single jar.
>>
>
> Doesn't the example job do this?  That's all I needed to get EMR up and
> running.  I think a good first cut would be to make sure that everything you
> need is packaged into a single jar file that you can specify in the EMR
> configuration.
>
> I did this a couple of times by building the jar files by hand...
>
> Steve
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