Hello Matthieu, Thanks for replying.
> Not sure what you mean by "gradle download". Normally you would package the > app locally, then make the package available somewhere. Easiest way is on a > shared file system (like NFS) but you can also make it available through http > (static file serving). When deploying, you just specify the location of the > package and nodes will install the app automatically. to be more specific: I'm following the walkthrough everything from my local terminal with passing the zk host, which works fine. but invoking ./s4 adapter -zk=dbis64 -c=cluster2:cp starts the adapter process on my local machine instead of somewhere on my cluster. is that correct? so I try to do this on my remote machine but then: ./s4 adapter -zk=dbis64 -c=cluster2 Downloading http://services.gradle.org/distributions/gradle-1.4-bin.zip Exception in thread "main" java.lang.RuntimeException: java.net.ConnectException: Connection timed out ... so he's trying to download gradle, which i can't. and i'm not sure why. could I tell S4 to look for this package somewhere locally... ? regards, magda > > Hope this helps, > > Matthieu > >
