I'd like to point out the pure-UIMA (no uimaFIT) solution:
TypeSystemDescription tsd =
UIMAFramework.getXMLParser().parseTypeSystemDescription(new
XMLInputSource("TypeSystem.xml"));
CAS cas = CasCreationUtils.createCas(tsd, null, null);
XmiCasDeserializer.deserialize(new FileInputStream("file.xmi"), cas);
I'm so used to using uimaFIT's type discovery that I barely consider using
pure-UIMA ;)
Cheers,
Richard
Am 16.06.2011 um 15:37 schrieb Joel Dubbels:
> Thanks, Richard. So by configuring the same type system, what do you
> mean? On the serialization side I can see you can instantiate it with a
> type system, but in the deserializer case, how do you specify a type
> system for it to work from? In your example, I see you are writing the
> type system out to a file, but I'm not sure how that's used when
> deserializing. Thanks.
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