REEF is available on both Linux and Windows and supports developing applications in the Java or C# programming languages.
Cloning the repository
Committers
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language | powershell |
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title | Cloning the REEF repository for committers |
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git clone https://git-wip-us.apache.org/repos/asf/reef.git |
Users
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language | powershell |
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title | Cloning the REEF repository for everyone else |
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git clone git://git.apache.org/reef.git |
Setting the Runtime Java Environment
The version of Java used to compile REEF is controlled in the Maven pom.xml file in the build plugins section as the maven-compiler-plugin artifact identifier. In order to run REEF applications you must set the JAVA_HOME environment variable to the correct Java installation directory for your operating system and java version. On Ubuntu Linux, the current active version of Java is controlled via links from /usr/bin set by the update-alternatives command; thus, the value of JAVA_HOME that use the Java version controlled by update-alternatives is given in the code block below. REEF will concatenate the appropriate path to find executable files.
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language | bash |
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title | bash script to set JAVA_HOME |
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export JAVA_HOME=/usr |
On Windows, the JAVA_HOME environment variable is set by the Java installer to $SYSTEM_DRIVE\Program Files\Java\jdk[version number]. You can examine the value of JAVA_HOME on Windows by entering the following command in a powerShell console window.
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language | powershell |
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title | PowerShell command to view JAVA_HOME |
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$env:JAVA_HOME |
Compiling
Java build instructions
C# build instructions