Brandon, I dont know if there is one answer to your question. If you just plan to embed UIMA AS client in your own application just install UIMA and UIMA AS and associate UIMA jars with your project (assuming you use eclipse). There is an example application that ships with UIMA AS called RunRemoteAsyncAE.java. You'll find it in the UIMA AS distribution in :
[uima install dir]\apache-uima\examples\src\org\apache\uima\examples\as Jerry C On Tue, Mar 23, 2010 at 11:12 AM, Brandon Fish <[email protected]>wrote: > I am interested in building a client application for UIMA-AS and I am > wondering what the recommended project layout is for a client application. > I > am asking because it appears there might be some classpath or directory > layout issues if I use UIMA outside of its distribution layout. > > Some different layout ideas I had were: > > - Using Maven to embed UIMA and manage all dependencies > - Create a project side by side with the UIMA binaries externally > - Creating a project with the UIMA binaries embedded > - A combination of the above > > What is the best project layout to build a client application? Also, how do > you manage your plugins? > All of the examples were for running batch scripts against the binary > distribution. Are there any examples of a client application? >
