> Thanks, Richard. So by configuring the same type system, what do you mean?
Using a both UIMA (CasCreationUtils) and uimaFIT
(TypeSystemDescriptionFactory), you could do something like this:
CAS cas =
CasCreationUtils.createCas(TypeSystemDescriptionFactory.createTypeSystemDescriptionFromPath("TypeSystem.xml"),
null, null);
XmiCasDeserializer.deserialize(new FileInputStream("file.xmi"), cas);
If you want to worry a bit less about configuring type systems, you might want
to have a look at uimaFIT's type discovery capability.
This capability basically allows you to "just have your types on the classpath"
and then use code like this:
CAS cas =
CasCreationUtils.createCas(TypeSystemDescriptionFactory.createTypeSystemDescription(),
null, null);
XmiCasDeserializer.deserialize(new FileInputStream("file.xmi"), cas);
Here the createTypeSystemDescription() automatically scans the classpath and
adds all types it finds to the type system. The
following page details how to set up this feature:
http://code.google.com/p/uimafit/wiki/TypeDescriptorDetection
Cheers,
Richard
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