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Josh Elser commented on ACCUMULO-1375:
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bq. My last note - does thrift really need to be installed?
IIRC, yes. You would need the language specific library for thrift installed to
be able to use said thrift client code in that language (you need the python
thrift library installed to use the python with the proxy)
> Update README files in proxy module.
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> Key: ACCUMULO-1375
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ACCUMULO-1375
> Project: Accumulo
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Reporter: David Medinets
> Priority: Critical
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> I looked at the proxy/README today and some things were unclear to me. When I
> compile Accumulo from the top level, isn't the proxy submodule included? Why
> would it need to be built separately? In order to build the proxy module from
> within the proxy directory, I needed to run 'mvn install' at the top level
> because of a dependency. The proxy.properties file which needs to be edited
> is not the one in the build directory, it's the one in the installation
> directory. Also, the 'accumulo proxy' command should be run from the
> installation directory.
> I also got a chance to look at the proxy/python/README file. Perhaps it's
> just that I know very little about python but
> "PYTHONPATH=path/to/generated/api:path/to/thrift/libs python TestClient.py"
> does not look right. Should there be a ';' before the python command? Will
> python people know what the 'path/to/generated/api' and 'path/to/thrift/libs'
> are?
> My last note - does thrift really need to be installed?
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