Hi Gianluca,
I had a similar problem trying to analyze a document using
jcas.getSofa().getSofaDataStream(), when I use jcas.getDocumentText()
I'm in sync. As it was not crucial for me to use an input stream I did
not investigate further maybe it is because of the use of SGML entities
to hide '< 'and '>' characters?
Gianluca Mameli wrote:
What versions of UIMA and Java are you using, and what is your OS?
Java version is 1.4.2_13-b06.
OS is Windows XP Professional SP2
UIMA version is UIMA_SDK_2_0_2 (I downloaded it from the
http://www.alphaworks.ibm.com/tech/uima/download site).
Gianluca
This may be an issue with the Swing JTextArea widget used in the
DocumentAnalyzer not dealing with newlines properly. The sample text
files have CRLF newlines but the viewer may count these as just 1
character for purposes of computing offsets. I've heard of simliar
problems before on older versions of Java.
Are there anyone that solve this problem?
Gianluca
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Inviato: venerdì 23 febbraio 2007 19.44
A: [email protected]; Gianluca Mameli
Oggetto: Re: Problema with Document Analyzer
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On 2/23/07, Gianluca Mameli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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I tried to parse the text in the process method (method of
JCasAnnotator_ImplBase implementation) using my annotation (begin and
end and java indexOf String method etc). It find the exact text, but
when document analyzer show me the result it does not a correct
annotation (highlight text with some offset).
What versions of UIMA and Java are you using, and what is your OS?
This may be an issue with the Swing JTextArea widget used in the
DocumentAnalyzer not dealing with newlines properly. The sample text
files have CRLF newlines but the viewer may count these as just 1
character for purposes of computing offsets. I've heard of simliar
problems before on older versions of Java.
Regards,
-Adam
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