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First of all thanks for these great examples. Very helpful.
The documentation of the batch-wordcount sample should be updated to
mention if the module can also be loaded via module upload --file ... --type job --name wordcount, instead of copying via script.
mention how to build against other versions of hadoop (e.g. 2.6). I suspect it would simply be sufficient to change the hadoop.version property in the pom.xml.
I tried to execute the wordcount sample as described above, but I get an exception when running the job: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: org.apache.hadoop.examples.WordCount$TokenizerMapper
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First of all thanks for these great examples. Very helpful.
The documentation of the batch-wordcount sample should be updated to
mention if the module can also be loaded via
module upload --file ... --type job --name wordcount
, instead of copying via script.mention how to build against other versions of hadoop (e.g. 2.6). I suspect it would simply be sufficient to change the
hadoop.version
property in the pom.xml.I tried to execute the wordcount sample as described above, but I get an exception when running the job:
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: org.apache.hadoop.examples.WordCount$TokenizerMapper
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: