Thanks for the follow up.  I was going to suggest that exact thing for command-line, but the part I wasn't clear on was how to get Eclipse to load the HBase jars both during compile time AND runtime.  I'm not super familiar with IDE-based development, but that is the key to getting HBase applications to run.   Glad you resolved it! ... View more

Oh ok, thanks for clarifying.  Yes, you can most certainly develop and test apps in Ecplise.  In fact, there is a blog post and video tutorial on that exact process posted in this thread.  I bet that'll get you the help you need, but please let us know if not.   Regards. ... View more

Try placing the following on the command line before your "hadoop jar...." command:   HADOOP_CLASSPATH=`hbase classpath`   Which brings up a good point, you ARE running your program with the syntax "hadoop jar /path/to/your/jar className..." right? ... View more

Glad to hear it, thanks for the followup! ... View more

@crigano I'm dropping your previous message into this thread, as well as @busbey 's since they both seem to have gotten derailed into an offline email thread.  and FWIW, there is no Joey on this thread, not sure if there is some threads getting crossed here or what.   From busbey:   Hi Chris! If you're not already familiar with Netbeans, I'd recommend sticking with the development tools you're comfortable with. You should check your notification settings; I know I responded to at least one of your other and I believe someone else responded to another. -Sean   from crigano:   put the  in the IDE: mvn -Dhadoop.profile=2.0 package   Now I get completion in the IDE will not include classes from these dependencies or their transitive dependencies (unless they are among the open projects). Please download the dependencies, or install them manually, if not available remotely.   The artifacts are:  org.apache.hadoop:hadoop-core:jar:2.0.0-cdh4.3.0   What do you recommend Joey,   thanks,   Chris     ... View more

FYI, I have moved this thread to the Accumulo board... ... View more

Great suggestion, Gerd.  I see what you mean and we'll bounce this idea around.  Our support department internally categorizes security as a facet of each component, because you can have security-related topics for any particular component of the hadoop ecosystem.  I'll let you know our feedback soon, though.   Regards,   Clint ... View more