Thank Marshall for clarification. I have the same opinion as Jörn about the wording (i.e. confusing). By looking at other tools, I prefer something like: - UIMA Runtime (required) - UIMA tools (Optional)
If UIMA tools is only checked, Eclipse should show an error (I think) if there is no UIMA Runtime installed. If I already have UIMA Runtime installed, UIMA tools (includes Runtime) can confuse me. Tong On Tue, Dec 6, 2011 at 3:03 PM, Marshall Schor <[email protected]> wrote: > > > On 12/6/2011 2:02 PM, Tong Fin wrote: > > I do only need the "runtime" plugin (nothing else) since I am developing > > plugins that only use uima-core. Other tools are just overhead for me. > > Even saying that, I prefer to have (I don't know how difficult to do > that): > > - runtime plug-in > > - tools plugins without "runtime" plugin (that will require the above > > runtime plugin) > > This is how it is set up now. The tools *FEATURE* is where the tools > plugins > "depend" on the runtime. > But each tool plugin doesn't, itself, include the runtime plugin, it just > depends on it. > > -Marshall > >
