CentOS 6.9下运行Salesforce2Hadoop提示找不到enterprise.wsdl文件求助

Hey there, let's walk through the most likely reasons you're seeing this error even after placing the enterprise.wsdl file, and how to fix them:

• Double-check the file path in your command/configuration
  It's super common to have a mismatch between where you placed the file and where the program expects it to be. For example, if you put the WSDL in /opt/salesforce2hadoop/wsdl/ but your command references ./conf/enterprise.wsdl, the program won't find it.

  • Try using an absolute path (like /opt/salesforce2hadoop/enterprise.wsdl) instead of a relative one—this avoids issues with your current working directory not being the program's root folder.
  • Verify the file exists at the path you're using by running ls /full/path/to/enterprise.wsdl in your terminal.

• Check file permissions
  CentOS 6.9 enforces strict permission rules, and the user running the Salesforce2Hadoop program might not have read access to the WSDL file.

  • Run ls -l /path/to/enterprise.wsdl to view the file's permissions. Look for the "r" (read) flag for the user or group that's running the program.
  • If permissions are missing, fix them with chmod +r /path/to/enterprise.wsdl to add read access, or chown your-username:your-group /path/to/enterprise.wsdl to transfer ownership to the correct user.

• Watch out for case sensitivity
  Linux is case-sensitive! If your program is looking for Enterprise.wsdl or ENTERPRISE.WSDL but your file is named enterprise.wsdl, it won't match. Double-check that the filename in your command/configuration exactly matches the actual file's name (uppercase/lowercase included).

• Verify program configuration files
  Some Salesforce2Hadoop setups use a separate config file (like config.properties) to define the WSDL path instead of passing it directly in the command.

  • Open the program's configuration file and look for a line like salesforce.wsdl.path=./enterprise.wsdl. Make sure this path points to the correct location of your file.

• Confirm your current working directory
  If you run the program from a subdirectory (not the program's root folder), relative paths will break. For example, if the program lives in /opt/salesforce2hadoop but you run the command from /home/your-user, the program will look for the WSDL in /home/your-user instead of the program's folder.

  • Fix this by first navigating to the program's root directory with cd /opt/salesforce2hadoop, then running your command from there.

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者Shad