Thanks James, that was a forehead slapper - I was looking in a partial build (the ytex download).
JG On Tue, Jul 1, 2014 at 10:01 PM, Masanz, James J. <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi John, > > Not positive this is the line you are referring to, but there is a line in > cTAKES_clinical_pipeline.groovy (which is not in sandbox, btw) that has a > comment about > > "createAnalysisEngineDescription expects name to not end in .xml even > though filename actually does" > > I am guessing the comment you see is trying to say the same thing. > > cTAKES_clinical_pipeline.groovy is in ctakes-core/scripts/groovy > > In that script, line 321 is where the writer is specified. There is no > separately defined "consumer" in the same sense that the CPE GUI has > consumers that are separate from annotators. The script just uses the last > "annotator" as a consumer and convention is AFAIK to call them writers in > this case. > > Hope that helps, > -- James > > -----Original Message----- > From: John Green [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Tuesday, July 01, 2014 7:15 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: ytex DBconsumer and groovy parser > > If someone has a free minute, which, judging from my own life is probably > not the case - where in the groovy scrips in sandbox do you define the > consumer to use? There is one comment that says "dont put the .xml here" > then there is a path to the dictionary ae. Im working by ssh from the > hospital a lot in my "free time" in the ICU and running gui CPEs isn't > gonna cut it. > > Apropos the ytex dbconsumer - I should be able to just tack this on to the > end of the ytex aggregate pipeline? > > I'm probably still asking very naive questions but to date I still haven't > had the time to dive into UIMA's base very well, so I apologize. > > My goal is to run the full ytex pipeline from the command line with the > ytex dbconsumer ... > > Thanks for everyone's patience, > John >
