Thanks guys! I changed the paths in the descriptor file to the paths on my server and its working like a charm!
On Sat, Jul 25, 2015 at 3:02 PM, Peter Klügl <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > some examples and documentation of PEARs for UIMA Ruta is on my TODO list, > but it will take some more time until I will be able to provide it. > > Here's some additional information to Silvestre's correct answer: > > The descriptor builder in the UIMA Ruta Workbench sets the values of the > lookup paths by using one absolute path, e.g., to the script folder of your > project on your machine. If you need to build the descriptors with the > normal Workbench functionality and you want to use the configuration > parameter paths, then you need to reconfigure the analysis engine (not > always an option). > > UIMA Ruta 2.3.0 introduced the new ruta-maven-plugin for building the > descriptors in a maven build process. Here you can specify several paths > for the lookup parameters and these can be relative or absolute or a mix of > both. > > UIMA Ruta supports a classpath lookup as fallback if the resource/script > is not found in the configuration parameter paths (e.g., scriptPath). > > So, you have several options to solve your problem: > > The easiest option would be to build the PEAR in a way that the scripts > are found by the classpath lookup. My best guess would be that you just > copied the script folder into your pear? That does not work. You need to > copy the content of the script folder to the root of your classpath in your > PEAR, or add the copied folder to the classpath. That means that the > folders script/descriptor/resources need to be on your classpath. Now, you > can ignore the absolute paths in the descriptor since the rules are loaded > using the classpath. > > Another option would be to use (additional) relative paths to the current > working directory. I haven't tried this yet for PEARs. For this, you need > to build the descriptors using the ruta-maven-plugin. In the configuration > in your pom, you can set the paths as you like. > > You could also reconfigure the descriptor when building the pear > exchanging the absolute paths by relative ones that work for your PEAR. > > The UIMA dataPath is only supported for some limited use cases and no > option here unfortunately. > > Best, > > Peter > > Am 25.07.2015 um 14:30 schrieb Silvestre Losada: > >> I think you have full path in your descriptor file. And is pointing to >> your >> local envionment path. You have to use path of the server in your >> descriptor or use relative path to your classpath >> >> El Sáb 25/07/2015, 9:19, Peter van den Toorn <[email protected] >> > >> >> escribió: >> >> Hello everyone. >>> >>> Im struggling to get my UIMA RUTA pipeline to work in simple server. I >>> have >>> a working UIMA >>> RUTA pipeline in the RUTA workbench. I added UIMA nature to the project >>> and >>> after adding the >>> required jar files i generated the pear file. >>> >>> The pear file runs successful on my local simple server instance. However >>> when i try to use the >>> same pear file to my hosted server (tomcat) the log file show the >>> following >>> error: >>> >>> Caused by: java.io.FileNotFoundException: Script [Main] cannot be found >>> at >>> [{[/Users/petervandentoorn/Documents/workspace/reviews/script]}] or >>> classpath with extension >>> .ruta >>> >>> I checked the contents of the pear package, and the ruta files are all in >>> the package. I don't >>> understand why simple server can't find the files in the pear package. I >>> also don't understand >>> why UIMA is using the paths of my local system. I thought the whole idea >>> of >>> pear files are that >>> they can be exchanged between systems etc. >>> >>> I hope someone can help me with this issue. 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