Marshall Schor wrote:
> Looks like a bug - investigating... -Marshall
>   
Here's a work-around:

Edit the file %UIMA_HOME%\bin\runUimaClass.bat

replace the line:

@if "%UIMA_CVDMAN%"=="" set UIMA_CVDMAN=-Duima.tools.cvd.manpath.notset

with

@if not defined UIMA_CVDMAN set UIMA_CVDMAN=-Duima.tools.cvd.manpath.notset

This last line requires that you have Windows XP or later, and that you
have not explicitly disabled command extensions (they are enabled by
default).

I'll do the Jira, and this fix, unless someone has a more general fix.

-Marshall
> Thilo Goetz wrote:
>   
>> On 11/13/2009 04:53, Marshall Schor wrote:
>>     
>>> The release candidate 01 for 2.3.0-incubating is on
>>> http://people.apache.org/~schor/uima-release-candidates/2.3.0-RC1/
>>>
>>> It has 4 parts:
>>>
>>> uimaj - the main uima release
>>> uima-as - the uima-as add on
>>> uima-sandbox - the sandbox components being released
>>> uima-cpp - the C++ release, including several binary builds.
>>>
>>> The Release Audit Reports (RAT) are included.
>>>
>>> I'll work on posting a test plan to our wiki, probably tomorrow;
>>> meanwhile, please try it out.
>>>
>>> -Marshall
>>>       
>> The CVD batch file is not working for me:
>>
>> c:\installers\uima\uima-2.3.0\apache-uima\bin>set
>> UIMA_HOME=c:\installers\uima\uima-2.3.0\apache-uima
>>
>> c:\installers\uima\uima-2.3.0\apache-uima\bin>.\cvd.bat
>> =c:\installers\uima\uima-2.3.0\apache-uima/docs/html""=="" was
>> unexpected at this time.
>>
>> The same happens with all other batch files I tried.  Am I
>> missing anything obvious?  Do I need to do more than set
>> the UIMA_HOME variable?
>>
>> --Thilo
>>
>>
>>     
>
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