2006/11/21, Nicolás Lichtmaier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>>> nutch/hadoop are you using? conf/log4j.properties file determines >>> the logging factor. Maybe setting logging level to INFO or DEBUG may >>> help. >> Oh, sorry =). I was trying to index some extra field I calculate from >> the URLs. So I followed the instructions at >> http://wiki.apache.org/nutch/CreateNewFilter . >> >> I've created two classes: one implementing IndexingFilter and another >> extending RawFieldQueryFilter. And this is the plugin.xml file: > Did you added my-plugin to the src/plugin/build.xml file. If not add > it to there, and recompile. And check the class files in the build dir > : check for com.pierpoint/.. if they exist. I just compiled it, made a jar and put it in an existing nutch installation. Then I've added it to the regex in the "plugin.includes" property in nutch-site.xml > However, it seems that your error might have been caused from another > reason. Since the generator runs neither indexingFilters nor > QueryFilters. If you added another plugin (like url normalizer), i > suggest you check that one. Yes, but the real probem is not being able to see anything. Some part of nutch is doing something ugly: Swallowing the real error and displaying a generic one. That's always a bad thing to do. I've tried to enable some more debug info bu I've failed, I've edited Java's logging.properties and nutch's log4j.properties (replacing INFO for DEBUG), but I couldn't get nutch to be more verbose... =/
Have you try to add your own LOG lines whithin the code you want to inspect, at least in your new plugin, re-compile and execute. Hope it helps
