I tried with the Jules OpenNLP Sentence Splitter PEAR v1.1.1
available from www.julielab.de.
It tries to load an additional type system from the classpath and
doesn't find that. If I
manually patch the classpath it works however.
Do you believe it's a problem of the PEAR instead of the UIMA framework?
-- Richard
Am 08.11.2007 um 13:21 schrieb Michael Baessler:
And in both cases you use the same PEAR I think. Because when I try
to add a PEAR to the CPE using the cpeGUI all works fine for me.
I tested it with the RegularExpressionAnnotator that is available
in the Sandbox. If you build this component using Maven, a PEAR
package is generated.
-- Michael
Richard Eckart wrote:
I added a PEAR descriptor to the pipeline in cpeGUI the classpath
is not set up properly for the PEAR when running the CPE.
If I hack the setUimaClassPath.sh to include the proper jars for
the PEAR, it runs.
If I create a CPE programatically and add a PEAR, the classpath
enviroment is set up for the PEAR by UIMA. No need to do it
manually.
-- Richard
Am 08.11.2007 um 10:15 schrieb Michael Baessler:
It is possible to add a PEAR descriptor in the cpeGUI as analysis
engine, but it is not possible to change any configuration
parameters for this
descriptor.
What works fine when you do it programatically?
-- Michael
Richard Eckart wrote:
Hi there,
following the helpful reply by Thilo Götz on my last enquiry on
PEARs and automatically having UIMA manage their classpath, I
now wonder if the same can work with CPEs build in cpeGUI.
I tried adding a PEAR as a processing component in the UIMA 2.2
cpeGUI but adding the descriptor will not cause any
configuration options to appear. But if I programatically create
a processing component descriptor from a PEAR descriptor and add
it to a CPE it works fine.
Is this a limitation of the cpeGUI or am I using it wrong?
I want to build a CPE descriptor in the cpeGUI using PEARs and
then load and run the thing in with an embedded UIMA in my own
tool.
Regards,
Richard Eckart
Technische Universität Darmstadt
Institute of Linguistics and Literary Studies
Department of English Linguistics
Hochschulstrasse 1
64289 Darmstadt
Germany
Richard Eckart
Technische Universität Darmstadt
Institute of Linguistics and Literary Studies
Department of English Linguistics
Hochschulstrasse 1
64289 Darmstadt
Germany
Richard Eckart
Technische Universität Darmstadt
Institute of Linguistics and Literary Studies
Department of English Linguistics
Hochschulstrasse 1
64289 Darmstadt
Germany
