On 16.01.2018, at 20:08, Marshall Schor <m...@schor.com> wrote: > > Project build error: Non-resolvable import POM: Could not find artifact > de.tudarmstadt.ukp.dkpro.core:de.tudarmstadt.ukp.dkpro.core-asl:pom:2.0.0-SNAPSHOT > > Is it reasonable for me to try to build and test this myself, or does doing > that > entail needing a lot of infrastructure setup, etc. that would be unreasonable > to > try to do?
Thanks for try to have a look at this! It should be pretty straight-forward to run WebAnno without much infrastructure (unless there are bugs). I'd say it is worth try. Before you try, please pull the latest changes from the WebAnno "feature/4.0.x/issue800-uima-v3" branch: - I have just (hopefully) fixed a problem that prevented starting up with the embedded database. - I have also added a repository declaration for the DKPro Core 2.0.0-SNAPSHOT artifacts The easiest way to run is is locating the class "de.tudarmstadt.ukp.clarin.webanno.webapp.WebAnno" in the "webanno-webapp" module and running that as a Java application. WebAnno will start up using an embedded database and an embedded web server. One it has started, you should be able to access it at http://localhost:8080 and should be able to log in as user "admin" with password "admin". You can download a demo project here: https://webanno.github.io/webanno/examples/demo-en.zip When you download it, make sure that your browser does not automatically extract the archive. This ZIP includes serialized CASes amongst other data that makes up a WebAnno project. To import it, go to the "Project" page in WebAnno and under "Import project", activate the "create missing users" checkbox and choose the demo-en.zip file from you local disk drive. After the import, go back to the main page via the "Home" link and then choose "Annotation". One the annotation page, choose a document from the project you have just imported. Most likely at this point, you should see if there are any CAS loading problems. I hope that you reach this point without trouble and curious what might lie beyond it. If you don't have the leisure to try it out: I have it on my todo list... but it might take until end of the month until I actually get to it. Sorry for being a bit slow. Cheers, -- Richard
