Vijay,
This message, where you say what you did so far and ask a specific
question, is a step in the right direction. So I'm going to try to
answer your questions. But if you say "plz give me response" or any
kind of begging for help one more time I am never responding to any of
your messages again. Sorry to be so blunt, but begging for help does
NOT make us more likely to help you, and you have to stop. We are all
busy people and it is very disrespectful to do what you just did and
send a follow up message after only 3 hours, being upset that Michael
didn't take time from his day during those particular 3 hours to give
you a response.
Responses below...
On 9/12/07, vijay vijay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> thank u for ur kind response,
>
> let me tell u exactley where i am
>
> i have downloded plugins for eclipse and i have wriiten
> code for analysis engine and java class for annotation where it reads two
> strings like "MICHAEL,UIMA" in bunch of input txtxfiles.I have done it
> sucessfully. i am able get the annotation in document analyzer.
>
> here i thought insted of hardcoding or sending it as
> parameters Can we pass annotations dynamically? i have put this question
> acroos forums no replies for it.
>
You can set a configuration parameter dynamically. So if your
annotator has a multivalued configuration parameter called
"StringsToAnnotate" of type String, you can set that from your
application using:
analysisEngine.setConfigParameterValue("StringsToAnnotate",
new String[] {"Michael","UIMA","Vijay",....});
> how do u write main class? in uima...........
>
Have you looked at ExampleApplication.java? It is in the UIMA SDK
example source code
(examples/src/org/apache/uima/examples/ExampleApplication.java). It
shows how you create an AnalysisEngine object from a descriptor, and
then pass documents to it and read the results.
There's also a detailed discussion of this in the "Application
Developer's Guide" chapter of the manual. Here's a link to the online
documentation:
http://incubator.apache.org/uima/downloads/releaseDocs/2.2.0-incubating/docs/html/tutorials_and_users_guides/tutorials_and_users_guides.html#ugr.tug.application.
If you try for a while to get this to work and something is still not
working, then post a follow up question saying what exactly you tried
and what exactly is going wrong. Posting code and any exception
messages will be very helpful and will encourage people to respond
more quickly.
> i have deployed examples up to collection process engine.
>
> I will tell u my aim also i want to send Michale as client
> request from a jsp page it should be able to get all occurences of
> michale.how do u achive this?
>
Get all occurrences of "Michael" from where? Do you have a collection
of documents that you want to search?
Using the advice I gave above you could create an AnalysisEngine, set
the StringsToAnnotate parameter to "Michael" and then run it over a
collection of documents. But if your collection is of any significant
size this will take a long time, so you can't expect a user to submit
a request over the web and sit there waiting for the response.
Typically for search applications using UIMA is that you run your
annotator off-line and produce an index, which you then search against
when the user submits a request. Of course you have to know what
kinds of things you are looking for ahead of time.
If you're just searching for strings like "Michael" and you don't know
what they are ahead of time, you might as well just use Google, you
don't need UIMA for that.
> thats what i am aiming for,if u suggest me how to proceed i will be
> thank full to u ,i thinking that u are like guide to me.no one is there to
> help me.i have searched across web so many pdfs but i storgley belive that i
> need some help form some one and that is u ,every thing is in ur hands to
> say yes or no is up to u boss .
>
> i am happy for ur response.once again thank u micahle.
This isn't helping. You can say "Thank you for your help" once but
you don't need a whole paragraph plus yet another sentence to say it.
And while I can overlook lots of spelling errors, why don't you seem
able to type "Michael" correctly? All you have to do is copy it from
the previous email! Not taking the time to spell people's names
correctly is also not very respectful to people that are taking time
out of their busy day just to help you out. And would it kill you to
capitalize the first letter of sentences and spell out "you" and
"your"? This is email, not instant messaging.
Regards,
-Adam
