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Marshall Schor commented on UIMA-1027:
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I'm thinking you may an issue not at all related to what we've been discussing
here.
When you say "extend DocumentationAnnotation class" do you mean you defined a
new UIMA Type, and made its superType
org.apache.uima.tcas.DocumentationAnnotation?
If so, then the fix you need has nothing at all to do with the Eclipse plugins,
I think. Rather, in your Eclipse project, you just have to add to that
project's build path the uima-document-annotation.jar (found in %UIMA_HOME%\lib
).
Please let us know if this is the issue, or if it was something else we are not
understanding yet...
-Marshall
> Classes from uima-document-annotator.jar are not in Eclipse plugin
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>
> Key: UIMA-1027
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/UIMA-1027
> Project: UIMA
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Eclipse plugins
> Affects Versions: 2.2.2AS, 2.2.2S
> Reporter: Mikhail Sogrin
>
> Eclipse plugin org.apache.uima.runtime previously contained jars inside a
> plugin. Version 2.2.2 has jars unzipped. But contents of
> uima-document-annotator.jar were not added to 2.2.2 plugin.
> I've previously submitted a report (UIMA-400) about the same jar which was
> not added to 2.1.0 plugin by mistake, and it was fixed in 2.2.0, and now
> broken again in 2.2.2.
> In addition, there's a circular dependency for the package
> org.apache.uima.jcas.tcas, i.e. the same package is exported and imported in
> manifest. Probably, it's caused by the same missing classes from that jar.
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