In the wiki, there is now an updated section about OSGi and UIMA,
which should help people getting started. I hope this is valuable to
you guys.
http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/UIMA/UIMA+OSGi+Enablement
-- Mirko
no one has picked up to work
on (http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/UIMA-74 ).
2) only document the method of install which requires use of Eclipse
Update Manager.
-Marshall
Mirko Jahn wrote:
Yes, I agree with Tong. Even if it is not possible to host such a site
in the web, it is possible
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Mirko Jahn updated UIMA-22:
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Attachment: UIMA-logo_with_trans_v1.png
This is the150x150px UIMA logo Adam provided for voting. I just tried
Hi Adam,
I can look into that. In general, there is a free editor, which is
capable of most of the things commercial software can do (well, it is
not that convenient).
http://www.gimp.org/
The only problem with transparent images is that only png and gif
support that. gif has license issues,
, but as far as I recall my experiences with it, all
important points are mentioned there.
Thanks again.
-- Mirko
On 1/29/07, Thilo Goetz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Mirko,
thanks for your feedback. I guess my documentation was not as clear as
I thought it was.
Mirko Jahn wrote:
Hmm, I am
Hmm, I am not quite sure if I really understood how it will works or I
missed some explanations...
You wrote on the UIMA website something like [...] the UIMA
developers' public keys [...] and referred to them as the keys with
which each jar is signed. I thought, there will be one key
I looked into the Maven project and they avoid the need of
subsections... However, they have a headline and a list below this
headline. I think, it should be possible to adapt this pattern for our
site.
http://maven.apache.org/general.html
-- Mirko
On 1/24/07, Thilo Goetz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I think this is a good idea. If you have to build a project from the
source and get errors, you never know, if the project is under heavy
development and not proper working (like missing or invalid build
instructions) or you just made some mistakes (missing libraries for
instance). Having a
I will test that on my intel mac as soon as I come home. Maybe there is a
difference between the PowerPC and the Intel architecture versions. As far
as I can remember, the mvn install took about 1:20 and mvn test something
less than a minute for all tests and projects (if that helps).
-- Mirko
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Mirko Jahn commented on UIMA-198:
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Make sense to me. The only problem in my case is that I tested this on a Mac
As far as I understood, only stable plugins are used, which are provided for
a bunch of other projects. Each of these projects is dependent on the
accuracy of these plugins, so the probability that an error (if introduced)
is found very quickly is extremely high. If a smaller group is maintaining
Here I want to add a comment, reflecting the experiences with OSGi. The idea
with the static final method to create a unique index in the JVM is very
good. In OSGi however, it creates problems. The nature of OSGi is loading
bundles in different class loaders, which for themselves define some
Well, I think this depends, what you mean by integration. I don't know
anything about a real integration in Websphere, although it is used there in
several cases. Based on this, it should be possible with any other J2EE
server as well. The only problem may be the class loading (and yeah, logging
I am not sure, who is looking into this, but I assume that if you can
provide a small XMI sample file, which produces this error it might help a
lot.
-- Mirko
btw.: is the annotation correct in the XMI?
On 1/15/07, Katrin Tomanek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I am using the
Hi,
I finished my test with the mac for today and managed to install and build
uima on a plain macbook. I included my experiences with the installation in
the wiki, so that others can just follow the steps (
I'll bring my mac tomorrow and look into that as well. Just to make sure it
is not related to a distinct machine, because the rights are pretty weird
though.
btw.: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sticky_bit (not the best source, but good
enough for a refresher)
-- Mirko
On 1/15/07, Marshall Schor
To add something here, this can be considered as a dynamic extendable global
class space for type systems. Every Annotator refers to the host and
therefore is able to see all attached types added by fragments. The order of
attachement defines what type is discovered if you have to Classes with
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