Sounds like a version mismatch between your
generated Java files and the xml descriptor.
The CAS is complaining that it doesn't know
about the feature "reason", although the setter
is defined in the Java class. Make sure you
load the right descriptor. In CVD, you can
look at the type system as it is defined in
the CAS.
HTH,
Thilo
John Cabral wrote:
I've run into a very odd error that is being thrown by my code. I
have used the Eclipse plugin to define a type system and then used the
JCasGen tool to generate the .java files for the types. I added 18
features to one of the types. When I try to use the set*() methods
for them, it works in 7 cases but in the other 11 cases I will get an
error similar to this:
[java] Exception in thread "main"
org.apache.uima.cas.CASRuntimeException: Feature "reason" is not
defined for type "amps.featurestructures.ddms.Security".
[java] at
org.apache.uima.jcas.impl.JCasImpl.throwFeatMissing(JCasImpl.java:996)
[java] at
amps.featurestructures.ddms.Security.setReason(Unknown Source)
[java] at amps.test.Test.main(Unknown Source)
Any ideas? I've been reviewing the code and so far cannot tell any
difference between the methods that are working and those that are
failing.
Thank you.
