> Theoretical, if I am able to get thru Sysdamins, this is “all” we need for
> Suse?
> # Nightly, unstable, new, almost always use this:
> curl -sS https://apertium.projectjj.com/rpm/install-nightly.sh | sudo bash
>
> —OR—
>
> # Release, stable, old:
> curl -sS
thanks for explanation.
For me no real option to install docker, or anything. Our target server SLE 15,
where admins install anything. Quite a strict process. I also not found
apertium.rpm packages out of box. Since that thought to get “trans” former
Google Translate Shell on the system as
No, there is currently no way to run the whole pipe in Java, and we have no
plans to upgrade the Java port to be usable.
For easier administration, you can run Apertium in a Debian/Ubuntu Docker
container. Either via the apertium-apy server, or execute the pipe directly.
Pure Android version
> Thank you Kevin
>
> I was asked to find offline translator for a tomcat based webapp.
> Tomcat itself is running on linux (development on win and mac). Our
> goal was with pure java to get less integration issues with system
> administration and to keep all logic in the same (WAR) file. But know
Thank you Kevin
I was asked to find offline translator for a tomcat based webapp. Tomcat itself
is running on linux (development on win and mac). Our goal was with pure java
to get less integration issues with system administration and to keep all logic
in the same (WAR) file. But know my
Hi,
lt-proc is just one part of the pipeline, you also need transfer, tagger
etc. – the full pipeline is at
https://github.com/apertium/apertium-eng-deu/blob/master/modes.xml#L19..L62
It also depends on cg-proc, lsx-proc and lrx-proc which don't have Java
ports. So as of now, you can't run it
Dear Apertium Stuff,
I have found this mail list about aperium in general. Maybe I am at the wrong
place, please forgive me in this case, and help me to find sub channels.
There is a need to make an offline translation from German to English with java
projects. I have download from GIT
