I am new for elasticsearch.I searched in google about elasticsearch and how to install it.Is JDK is required for elasticsearch install and configure in windows OS.Please anyone suggest solution.
If you search in google for "elasticsearch install windows" you can find this link
https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/windows.html
Which shows you note "Elasticsearch requires Java 8 or later. Use the official Oracle distribution or an open-source distribution such as OpenJDK."
Recent versions of Elasticsearch have an MSI package with a GUI installer. That's the easiest way to install.
If you prefer a manual install, you'll need to:
get the ZIP file
download and install Java, then set JAVA_HOME under System Properties -> Advanced -> Environment Variables
finally, you can start Elasticsearch (via elasticsearch.bat) or install it as a service via elasticsearch-service.bat install
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I want to install the Orange3-spark addon,
I checked the requirements and it was (Apache Spark, Pandas, and orange3),
Problem Description
I installed it according to the order below, added the spark addon (GUI approach), no error messages, but there were no widgets shown in the Spark ML section.. The Spark ML section is empty,
Installation Steps
Installed Apache Spark 2.1.1 with Hadoop 2.7 on a Windows 10 machine.
Scala 2.11.8 (comes with Spark)
Checked Spark using (spark-shell) in command prompt
Installed Anaconda 4.4.0 Python 3.6 version
Verified that Pandas is installed within Anaconda
Installed Orange version 3.4.4
Installed Spark Addon (GUI way from orange)
Can you please instruct me on what to do ?
I have never used Python before, I know the job of most of the above-mentioned components, however, this is the first time that I install any of the above. So please bear with me and be clear with your comments ;))
I had a similar problem with the network add on in Orange3 and overcame it by doing a terminal install with root access via sudo instead of the canvas gui install. Try a command line install running as administrator via runas.
How can I install an APAR fix (temp fix) to the WAS on Bluemix?
Is there any documentation to teach me how to do it?
I cannot find the installation manager in the Linux OS, but even if I have it, how would I install the fix using ssh mode?
You should be able to find the Installation Manager in the /home/virtuser/IBM/InstallationManager directory [1]. Any fixes must be installed as virtuser. Once you're in the appropriate IM directory, it should be business as usual for using the imcl install command. The link below should reference additional IM documentation.
[1] https://console.ng.bluemix.net/docs/services/ApplicationServeronCloud/installationConventions.html
I am having the Neo4j community version 2.3.0 installed on my windows machine.I am trying to install neo4j-shell tools in my windows machine.I tried copying the jar files and its not helping. Is there a limitation of this feature in community version?
There is no limit, you just have to put them in the right directory.
It works best with the zip distribution on windows. Then you can just follow the readme.
I am trying to install the expect package in the openshift redhat cloud and Firstly i would like to know whether its supported and how to install the package.
The best way to get the package installed (or considered for installation) is to open a Feature Request in Bugzilla (https://bugzilla.redhat.com/enter_bug.cgi?product=OpenShift%20Online) and also open a feature request at http://openshift.com/ideas.
I have a working WAMP environment (Apache Friends). I decided to try Subversion and downloaded CollabNetSubversion-server-1.6.9-1.win32.exe. On the download page there were packages including Apache server which I did not use - because I didn't want to replace my current Apache installation.
I just installed the one that did not include Apache, and now I want to configure it to work with my current Apache. What should I do?
Is there an easy step by step tutorial to explain this?
There's lots of tutorials such as the XAMPP (apache friends) version http://serk01.wordpress.com/2008/09/21/how-to-create-your-own-home-svn-repository-with-xamppapache/ and the WAMP version http://www.reloadedpc.com/other/setup-wamp-svn-subversion-windows/
If all you want to do is create a repository and do checkins and updates locally on your windows machine then just install TortoiseSVN. Tortoisesvn only installs the shell extension for windows explorer, not any command line svn executables. To get those you have to download them separately and make sure they're the same version of svn that tortoise uses or you'll get errors about version mismatches when using the command line svn.