thank u matthew,
as u said i have given 3 paths in argument and
it is working.But the problem is i am getting the annotation for
"michael,vijay,uima" which are passed as configartion parameters.
i got result "who" which is passed as class for the AnalysisDescription.so i
have included that annoattion in this example.
Michael also gave me reply said that i have
to add reconfigure method also.
and i also done one samll thing which is i have deplyoing it as web
application.i have put this class in src folder .i have douat here can i
put xml's(analysis engine and typeSystem descriptors in web.xml?
vijay
On 9/14/07, Matthew Campbell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Vijay:
>
> "System.err.println()" only displays that message in the console
> telling you how to run the java application. Usage statements are
> common in Java console programs, since they tell you how to use a new
> program and what arguments should be passed to it when you don't invoke
> it correctly. It looks like you have the right *idea*, but you don't
> put those directories into the System.err call (that would just print
> them out on the console with the message) - you pass them on the command
> line. In Eclipse, you can pass them by clicking Run >> Open Run Dialog,
> making sure the ExampleApplication is selected as your main class, and
> adding the three paths (the analysis engine descriptor, input directory,
> and output directory) to the Program Arguments box in the Arguments
> tab. Make sure to surround each argument/directory with double-quotes
> if they have spaces in them (it doesn't appear so in your example code
> here).
> As for the error about missing ")", you've sort of butchered the
> quotation marks in that System.err call. Eclipse should be syntax
> highlighting that for you, so you should be able to work out when the
> string is closed with the correct quotation mark and when it isn't. I
> would just change it back to the way it was though and save yourself
> some time.
> These aren't really UIMA errors, though, but fundamental Java ones,
> so I don't know if this is really the place to discuss them (Sun's Java
> forums may be better suited to some of the general Java questions).
> Walk through the code of the ExampleApplication starting from the main()
> method. If there are things you don't understand or are giving you
> errors when you run it, do a quick google search to see if other folks
> have had the same problem. Make a decent effort to debug on your own,
> and then come back if you're up against a wall.
>
> Sidestepping to your question about regular expressions, their used
> to match patterns in strings, and I'm sure you'll find them very useful
> both inside and outside of UIMA. I find the website
> http://www.regular-expressions.info/ very helpful when reading up on the
> subject, but again, Google is your friend.
>
>
> -Matt
>
> vijay vijay wrote:
> > Hi adam,
> >
> >
> > at last i found the java class,so i just added that class
> to
> > my project wrote as a java
> > class,there i am getting an lke this
> >
> > Usage: java com.ibm.uima.example.ExampleApplication <TAE descriptor or
> TEAR
> > file name> <input dir> <output dir>""
> >
> > actually i have tried this when i am doing my first example i got the
> same
> > error .now i have given here like this
> >
> >
> > System.*err*.println("Usage: java
> com.ibm.uima.example.ExampleApplication "+
> > "<AnalysisEngine.xml> +
> <D:"\"eclipse\vijay\workspace\exampleApplication\input>
> > <D:"\"eclipse\vijay\workspace\exampleApplication\output>")
> > i am getting an error like this
> >
> > "Syntax error, insert ")" to complete MethodInvocation".
> > i have tried not my best.
> >
> > AND my aim also develop full fleged compnent to search for unstructured
> > data,my people want to use this as search tool in their project.this one
> is
> > ultimate goal.
> >
> > i don't how far i am going to suceed in this but i want give my best
> with ur
> > support.......
> >
> > vijay
> >
> >
> > On 9/13/07, Adam Lally <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> >
> >
> >> On 9/13/07, vijay vijay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >>
> >>> Hi Adam Lally ,
> >>>
> >>> as per ur code below i have tried
> >>>
> >>>
> >>> analysisEngine.setConfigParameterValue("StringsToAnnotate",
> >>> new String[] {"Michael","UIMA","Vijay",....}); but it is
> >>> giving anerror like analysisEngine cannot be resolved. i am attching
> the
> >>> class what i wrote.
> >>>
> >>>
> >> Vijay,
> >>
> >> The setConfigParameterValue call does not go in the annotator. It
> >> goes in your main program. The idea is that the main program sets the
> >> configuration parameter values before calling the annotator. It
> >> wouldn't make any sense for the annotator code to set its own
> >> configuration parameter values, then it might as well just hardcode
> >> the values it was searching for!
> >>
> >> Did you look at ExampleApplication.java yet? You asked how to write a
> >> Main program, and you were on the right track with that. In
> >> ExampleApplication.java's main method you have this line of code:
> >>
> >> AnalysisEngine ae = UIMAFramework.produceAnalysisEngine
> (specifier);
> >>
> >> And you would put after it:
> >>
> >> ae.setConfigParameterValue("StringsToAnnotate", new String[]
> >> {"Michael","UIMA","Vijay"});
> >>
> >> Regards,
> >> -Adam
> >>
> >>
> >
> >
>
