public Job(JobID jobid, String jobSubmitDir) throws IOException {
this.systemJobDir = new Path(jobSubmitDir);
this.systemJobFile = new Path(systemJobDir, "job.xml");
this.id = jobid;
this.localFs = FileSystem.getLocal(conf);
this.localJobDir = localFs.makeQualified(conf.getLocalPath(jobDir));
this.localJobFile = new Path(this.localJobDir, id + ".xml");
// Manage the distributed cache. If there are files to be copied,
// this will trigger localFile to be re-written again.
this.trackerDistributedCacheManager =
new TrackerDistributedCacheManager(conf, taskController);
this.taskDistributedCacheManager =
trackerDistributedCacheManager.newTaskDistributedCacheManager(jobid, conf);
taskDistributedCacheManager.setupCache(conf, "archive", "archive");
if (DistributedCache.getSymlink(conf)) {
// This is not supported largely because,
// for a Child subprocess, the cwd in LocalJobRunner
// is not a fresh slate, but rather the user's working directory.
// This is further complicated because the logic in
// setupWorkDir only creates symlinks if there's a jarfile
// in the configuration.
LOG.warn("LocalJobRunner does not support " + "symlinking into current working dir.");
}
// Setup the symlinks for the distributed cache.
TaskRunner.setupWorkDir(conf, new File(localJobDir.toUri()).getAbsoluteFile());
// Write out configuration file. Instead of copying it from
// systemJobFile, we re-write it, since setup(), above, may have
// updated it.
OutputStream out = localFs.create(localJobFile);
try {
conf.writeXml(out);
} finally {
out.close();
}
this.job = new JobConf(localJobFile);
// Job (the current object) is a Thread, so we wrap its class loader.
if (!taskDistributedCacheManager.getClassPaths().isEmpty()) {
setContextClassLoader(taskDistributedCacheManager.makeClassLoader(getContextClassLoader()));
}
profile =
new JobProfile(
job.getUser(),
id,
systemJobFile.toString(),
"http://localhost:8080/",
job.getJobName());
status = new JobStatus(id, 0.0f, 0.0f, JobStatus.RUNNING);
jobs.put(id, this);
this.start();
}
