Hadoop with Eclipse tool

Hadoop Configuration with Eclipse IDE for development

1. Go inside user dir and if you installed eclipse as root
cd /opt/eclipse/plugins/

2. Put plugins
cp hadoop-eclipse-plugin-1.0.4 /opt/eclipse/plugins/

3. Start hadoop
4. Start eclipse(you may start from shell write eclipse and close shell)

5. Right click on mapreduce location beside consol in eclipse and click on new hadoop location.

6. On define hadoop location prompt fill
   location name=111.111.1.111
   map/reduce master    dfs master
   host=111.111.1.111   
   port=50310        port 50311
   click finish

   ur hdfs is configured

7. In updation right click on dfs location tab and click refresh/reconnect.

8. file->new project-> Mapreduce Project->projectName->
(configure hadoop location where you installed it.)
then write mapreduce/wordcount program.

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