Hi William, the uimaFIT JCasUtil/CasUtil methods only use the built-in default index for the Annotation type. If you want to use a custom index, you have to retrieve that index from the CAS's index repository and operate on it directly.
Cheers, -- Richard > On 05.08.2017, at 14:31, William Colen <co...@apache.org> wrote: > > Hi, > > I am having an issue with UIMA Fit and fsIndexCollection. I > configured META-INF/org.uimafit/fsindexes.txt to load the following > fsIndexCollection: > > <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> > > <fsIndexCollection xmlns="http://uima.apache.org/resourceSpecifier";> > <fsIndexes> > <fsIndexDescription> > <label>MyFsIndexDescription</label> > <typeName>myproject.uima.ts.ShiftedAnnotation</typeName> > <kind>sorted</kind> > <keys> > <fsIndexKey> > <featureName>begin</featureName> > <comparator>standard</comparator> > </fsIndexKey> > <fsIndexKey> > <featureName>end</featureName> > <comparator>reverse</comparator> > </fsIndexKey> > <fsIndexKey> > <featureName>index</featureName> > <comparator>standard</comparator> > </fsIndexKey> > </keys> > </fsIndexDescription> > </fsIndexes> > </fsIndexCollection> > > Debugging the code I can see that the file is loaded > by createFsIndexCollection() during initialization of the AEs. > > But when I retrieve the annotation using JCasUtil.indexCovered(...) and the > "index" and I never get the result ordered by index if begin and end are > equal. > > Any idea why? > > Thank you, > William
