Hello Uli,
> I'm trying to use SimpleServer to create a Website, that uses NLP services.
> Unfortunately I can't get past the PEAR installation process of the
> SimpleServerServlet. For the tokenizer I use a resource binding which is
> located in root/resources and I just can't get the PackageI
On 29/09/11 17:20, Uli Held wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to use SimpleServer to create a Website, that uses NLP services.
> Unfortunately I can't get past the PEAR installation process of the
> SimpleServerServlet. For the tokenizer I use a resource binding which is
> located in root/resources a
Hi,
I'm trying to use SimpleServer to create a Website, that uses NLP services.
Unfortunately I can't get past the PEAR installation process of the
SimpleServerServlet. For the tokenizer I use a resource binding which is
located in root/resources and I just can't get the PackageInstaller to fin
Hi Alex,
in that case I may be wrong about UIMA not creating views when they are
declared as capabilities. My understanding was so far that the only thing UIMA
deducts from the capabilities being there was, to decide if the component is
sofa-aware or not, which I think has some effect on the fr
Hi Richard,
thank you, I think I miss understood the capability concept, also I wonder why
my 'classic' descriptor worked, I did not explicitly create the views but I was
able to use them (by only declaring the capabilities in the descriptor). Well,
now it does work, problem solved.
Thanks,
A
Hi Alex,
a collection reader has to create sofa/views - they are not created
automatically by UIMA, not even if you declare capabilities for them.
That being said, uimaFIT currently lacks with respect to support for sofa
mappings for collection readers. I have an idea how to fix that, but didn'
Hi,
I am using the CollectionReaderFactory from uimafit to create my
CollectionReaderDescription at runtime. That works fine as long as I do not try
to create CRs that produce multiple SOFAs. My code looks like this at the
moment:
Capability[] cap = new Capability[1];
cap[0] = new Capability
Hello,
UIMA itself is just a framework to build analysis pipelines. To analyze
HTML, PDF or Word documents
you need a component which can extract the text from these formats.
You can use Apache Tika together with our Tika integration in the addons
project
to extract text from various data fo
Hi,
Have a look at the TikaAnnotator in the sandbox. It extracts the text and
metadata from various document formats and converts any available markup
into annotations
HTH
Julien
On 29 September 2011 07:28, abhishek wrote:
> Hi,
> While reading the docuemntation of UIMA, i found out that
> U