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Date: Mon, 19 Nov 2007 22:57:09 -0000
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Subject: [Lucene-hadoop Wiki] Update of "EclipsePlugIn" by ChristopheTaton

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The following page has been changed by ChristopheTaton:
http://wiki.apache.org/lucene-hadoop/EclipsePlugIn

New page:
= Hadoop Eclipse Plug-in =

The Hadoop Eclipse Plug-in provides tools to ease the experience of Map/Reduce on Hadoop.
Among other things, the plug-in provides support to:
 * create Mapper, Reducer, Driver classes;
 * browse and interact with distributed file systems;
 * submit jobs and monitor their execution.

== Requirements ==

To ensure a safe behavior of the plug-in, you should consider the following facts and recommendations:
 * The plug-in has been tested on Eclipse 3.2+ only, using Java5+ compliant JVMs only.
 * To compile jobs on your development host, you need Hadoop jars. In most cases, you only need hadoop-X.Y-core.jar. Make sure you build your jobs with the same version of Hadoop as the version of Hadoop your execution environment currently runs.
 * Make sure you when you compile your jobs that the Java classes you generate are compatible with the JVM environment of your execution environment. A frequent issue is to have a Java5 execution environment that cannot executes your jobs because your jobs have been compiled with a Java6 compliance level.

More will come here soon.