Hey Aviv, I recommend using the Getting Started Guide to create your first project: http://crunch.apache.org/getting-started.html
In particular, since Crunch is a library, it's unusual to download the project and use it directly vs. creating a new Maven project (e.g., from Crunch's Maven archetype, as described in the guide) and letting Maven manage downloading all of the dependencies that Crunch (and any other libraries that you use) depend on. J On Sat, Jul 4, 2015 at 4:41 PM, Aviv Cohn <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello everyone, beginner question here. > > I download crunch-core from the Maven repository, added it as a module in > my Intellij Idea project, wrote some code and tried to run it. > > I ran into a NoClassDefFountError: org/slf4j/LoggerFactory. I assume this > means I need another JAR that has this class. > > Three questions please: > > 1- Do I need to download additional JARs separately for Crunch to work? Or > did I do something wrong? > > 2- If so, is this normal for open-source projects? (New to using open > source projects). > > 3- If so, is there a list of the additional dependencies needed for Crunch > to work? > > Thank you very much, > Aviv >
