Right, that was the second thing I tried. And no, it doesn't work. I
agree it should, but it didn't. The only way I could get it to work was
to explicitly specify the docs directory as external class folder, which
doesn't help. If you find another way that works, let me know.
This is with Eclipse 3.2.1 on Windows, btw.
Marshall Schor wrote:
Thilo Goetz wrote:
Marshall Schor wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Jira UIMA-256: add system property to specify manual location.
Found no other way to pre-configure the manual for the Eclipse
launch configuration.
Maybe more direct way to pre-configure the manual to be on the class
path for the Eclipse launch configuration is to just add
the path to the launcher's classpath specification (click on Menu ->
Run -> Run... pick the launch configuration, then pick the Classpath
tab, and in there, click on User Entries and add an entry for this?
-Marshall
That's what I tried. If you can show me how to add a classpath entry
for a *directory* (not a jar) based on a classpath variable, that
would have been the preferred solution. Feel free to improve.
I think this will work: In the Classpath tab, select the User Entries,
and click on "Advanced" :-) The click on "Variables", pick env_var
with the argument UIMA_HOME, press OK, and in the previous screen follow
this with "/path-that-you-want". I couldn't find where this should
actually point, so I didn't test it. The CVD docs were moved into the
tools docbook - where should this variable reference now?
-Marshall
