Adam Lally wrote:
I agree it seems sensible to have a way for the user to optionally
specify a different classpath for finding the UIMA jars, and only fall
back on java.class.path if it is not set.
However I do think for most users java.class.path will probably work.
The classpath will have to contain uima-core.jar in order for the user
to be invoking these APIs, and that should be enough for most
annotators or analysis engines to run.
I absolutely agree with you. Having the fall back to the java.class.path
if UIMA_HOME is not set is a
good idea. When thinking about applications using UIMA, these may not
have installed the UIMA SDK.
I will change the code...
-- Michael
