+1 absolutely. The Perl, Python and Tcl interfaces use the C++ layer, so hopefully this path would be smoother!
Eddie On 10/30/07, Marshall Schor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > This sounds like a great addition to the framework - the ability to have > annotators that are based on the Bean Scripting Framework, especially > for quick tasks. We have some capability for this in the framework > already for Perl and Python, but this sounds like it could be a smoother > integration. > > +1 from me - what do others think? > > -Marshall > > P.S. - sorry for the slow response, have been inundated.... > > Olivier Terrier wrote: > > Hi > > > > We (at Temis) have been invited by Marshall to contribute more actively > to UIMA. > > As a first contribution I would like to share with the community a > little component that we have developped and found very useful: a scripting > annotator based on Apache Bean Scripting Framework (BSF). > > We use it very frequently to do quick modifications in CASes within an > annotation chain (preprocessing, typesystem adaptation, etc...). > > Currently the BSF Annotator has been tested with Beanshell and JRuby as > scripting languages but should be extended to most of BSF-enabled languages > including Javascript, Jython etc... > > Prior to conbtributing the source as a patch in Jira I would like to > have your opinion on the usefulness of such components > > > > Olivier Terrier > > Core Products Software Development Manager > > TEMIS S.A. > > Text Intelligence in your daily business > > 5, Rue du Tour de l'Eau > > 38400 Saint Martin d'Hères - France > > Direct: +33 (0)4 56 38 24 06 > > Mobile: +33 (0)6 60 36 93 11 > > Visit our website! www.temis-group.com <http://www.temis-group.com/> > > > > > > > > > >
