Egbert, the UIMA-AS only supports timeouts on Remotes. You could deploy the
annotator in question as a remote
and define a process timeout on it. You would get a timeout on that
component and a log will show it. The
UIMA-AS does not support timeouts on co-located (in-process) parts of the
pipeline.
Hi again,
After some days of testing and debugging I've been able to narrow down
the problem somewhat.
It turned out that, after all, it was reproducable by feeding a certain
document. After attemping to disable the enabled annotators one by one,
I was able to localize the problem to a speci
