On 07/17/2012 11:43 PM, Mihai Soloi wrote:
On 17.07.2012 13:45, Eric Charles wrote:
Hi Mihai,

Not sure, but I think the test infinitely loop because zookeeper can't
be reached.. (not sure, will check it).

I will check it too.

Looking at your code, I just realize the tests assume an external hbase cluster to be running. I was assuming the tests were kicking a minihbasecluster (I think you tried based on the commented the code) - Don't hesitate to ping here for any help on this :)


You are mentioning the Lucene ant testing setup. Have you a link on
how to achieve this? I know the classical unit tests, but I don't see
how you can run those tests against any other arbitrary lucene impl?

It's all described in the README.txt of the project. Does it not work?

Oh, I just now see your README. That's very well described and it sound logical. Will try it - I'm a bit fan of good README, so shame on me to not have looked at it :).

...and yes, there are definitively a bunch of good ideas and toughs to
take from the previous discussions around search and hbase :)

I will focus on getting the much better version of Jason's working and
seing if it can be applied in the mailbox case.


I think Jason's approach was a bit different from the JSON approach you have taken based on the InfoQ articles.

Just my 2-cents, but take care to define a project scope and focus on it. I could throw you a few other implementation attempts such as http://bizosyshsearch.sourceforge.net/,... and you will have some work for the next year(s).

For now, A Ioan asked, I think the existing code must be polished (at least on the unit tests levels).

Thx again, Eric

Thank you,
Mihai

Thx, Eric

On 07/16/2012 09:25 PM, Mihai Soloi wrote:
Hi Eric,

Thank you for reviewing my code, please see the responses inline.
This past
week I've been working on improving my knowledge of Hadoop, HBase and
Lucene, on github project HadoopTDG.

On Mon, Jul 16, 2012 at 6:03 PM, Eric Charles <e...@apache.org> wrote:

Hi Mihai,

Thx for the update.
I have cloned your repo and run some tests (ubuntu, jdk7). I have
stopped
the tests because it was taking long (recurring issue with hadoop/hbase
clusters - maybe an area to improve not too late, otherwise test will
become unusable).

See other comments inline,

Eric


On 07/06/2012 07:49 PM, Mihai Soloi wrote:

Hello everybody,

This is just a report to what I have been up to lately.

I tried to run the tests they have in Lucene's trunk working with the
HBaseDirectory implementation, there are 1700+ tests and a lot of them
are failing at the moment. I had a lot of troubles figuring out how to
run them and also include my implementation in them. Now you can
easily
run them by following the README.txt file in the project. Running
their
tests have helped me in tracking down issues with my code.


You mean you run the lucene src test with the HBaseDirectory impl?
How did you do it? (just curious)


Yes I just packaged the HBaluin project with all dependencies and ran it
using the Lucene ant testing setup.


Btw, There is also a perf test project in lucene that could be used to
assess the HBaluin performance.


Thank you, I am aware of that but the benchmarks don't start if all the
tests don't pass, so it's still a work in project.



  Another project I've spent some time on is HBase, trying to make the
HBASE-3529 patch working. I had to rewrite some of the code but their
HDFSDirectoryTest is now passing, and am currently at work at getting
the CoprocessorsTests pass as well. I will upload the code on my
github.


Is this in the apache-extra git repo?


No, no, I am using my github repo  for that, I've come in contact with
Jason Rutherglen, asking more details about his implementation of the
HBASE-3529 and also of the modified HDFSDirectory, and he replied
detailing
his problems with the project. Also there is a detailed copy of his
discussion with Ted Dunning on the implementation of the project in [1]


  Have a nice weekend,
Mihai

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