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YARN is the Hadoop second generation that not use the jobtracker daemon anymore, and substitute it with resource manager. But why, on mapred-site.xml hadoop 2 there is an mapreduce.jobtracker.address property? You are correct. In YARN, jobtracker no longer exists. So as part of client configuration you don't have to to specify the property mapreduce.jobtracker.address . In YARN, you should specify the property mapreduce.framework.name to yarn in the config file. Instead of setting up mapreduce.jotracker.address, you need to specify yarn.resourcemanager.address . setting yarn.resourcemanager

I'm stuck in a great problem. My task is to download some emails from a server using the IMAP protocol. This is accomplished by using the "get mails (POP3 / IMAP)" job entry, which downloads the emails, but in binary format. Files in binary format are .mail files containing sender, subject, body, and encoded attachment files. I need to obtain separate files, because I must realize some steps with these files as input. I've seen that there are third-party libraries or utilities to decode the .mail file and get the attachment file list. However, I want to do this process without any additional

In my application (ASP.NET, C#), i need to run a stored procedure in a set of pre defined time interval(s) everyday. So that i created a sql job and scheduled the same. But the problem is, there is a option to create/modify this time intervals using the application and this will store the modified time intervals in a table. So i need to run the stored procedure in the user configured time intervals. Now i am doing the following steps to resolve the issue. Created a job to execute the stored procedure and scheduled for every 1 min. Inside the stored procedure i will check the current time (min)

I am new to Jenkins and to groovy scripting, I want to read a .txt file which is located in the workspace of one of the jobs. I am trying to do this way: myfile = Jenkins.instance.getJob('JobName').workspace.readFileFromWorkspace('file.txt'); But leads to the following error: groovy.lang.MissingMethodException: No signature of method: hudson.FilePath.readFileFromWorkspace() is applicable for argument types: (java.lang.String) values: [file.txt] Try this: file = new File("${Jenkins.instance.getJob('JobName').workspace}/file.txt").text I was struggling to make it work for the pom modules for a

My application is running in a job. I want to get a Handle to this Jobobject using OpenJobObject so i can later use this handle. The problem is, that i don't know the jobs name, and with passing NULL to the Job name it gives error 87 ( The parameter is incorrect ) back. This is how i tried it: HANDLE handle = OpenJobObject( JOB_OBJECT_QUERY, FALSE, NULL ); if ( !handle ) printf( "\nError %d", GetLastError() ); else printf( "\nOK" ); I also found this on MSDN: An application cannot obtain a handle to the job object in which it is running unless it has the name of the job object. However, an