It should be possible to use uimaFIT even with "plain" UIMA components like ConceptMapper, but you'd have to use different calls.
Some time back I had set up an example in the UIMA wiki on that: https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/UIMA/uimaFIT+and+Groovy While the example is written in Groovy, it should be trivial to transfer it over to Java. The most important thing is calling ExternalResourceFactory.createDependencyAndBind(...) instead of the calls that you would see in most other uimaFIT examples. Cheers, -- Richard > On 22.03.2016, at 15:44, D. Heinze <[email protected]> wrote: > > Richard, Burn... thanks for the replies. I'll try the -D option which > appears to be just what I wanted. > Prior to the replies, I had done what Richard also suggested and intercepted > the file input stream, modified the XML descriptor and then sent it on > parseResourceSpecifier. > I had also tried using uimafit, but it looked like ConceptMapper doesn't > implement what uimafit needs. > Thanks / Dan
