Implementing the word count topology
Now that we've introduced the basic Storm concepts, we're ready to start developing a simple application. For now, we'll be developing and running a Storm topology in local mode. Storm's local mode simulates a Storm cluster within a single JVM instance, making it easy to develop and debug Storm topologies in a local development environment or IDE. In later chapters, we'll show you how to take Storm topologies developed in local mode and deploy them to a fully clustered environment.
Setting up a development environment
Creating a new Storm project is just a matter of adding the Storm library and its dependencies to the Java classpath. However, as you'll learn in Chapter 2, Configuring Storm Clusters, deploying ...
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