‫Hello and welcome back.
‫In this lecture, we'll set up our Spark project with Eclipse on our local box.
‫If you have already followed the previous lecture to set up the project with IntelliJ idea correctly,
‫you can skip this lecture.
‫Here I have opened Eclipse on my laptop.
‫We click the file menu, then import.
‫Since our project is managed by Gradle.
‫So here we select Gradle Gradle Project, click next.
‫Click next again.
‫Then we click the browser button to select the folder of the Spark tutorial repository we just downloaded.
‫Then click finish.
‫Now Gradle starts synchronizing the Gradle project.
‫After the synchronization is done, we would end up having a spark tutorial project and the Project
‫Explorer.
‫In case you don't see the Project Explorer, follow the next lecture to get the Project Explorer displayed.
‫Let's expand the Spark tutorial project.
‫We go to the source folder which is called SRC.
‫Then click main Java com spark tutorial.
‫If you have been using Java before, you should be familiar with this folder structure, which is a
‫typical Java project structure.
‫All of our source code are under the SRC main Java folder and I have organized all the code examples
‫into four categories Advanced paired RDD and Spark SQL.
‫Now we expand the RTD folder which is under the Dot Spark tutorial package.
‫Then we double click the wordCount example file to open it up.
‫We're going to run this wordcount example as our first spark application later.
‫Now we have got our Spark project set up correctly in Eclipse.
‫That's it for this lecture.
‫I hope you have enjoyed it.