Using external engines in RUTA scripts

2013-06-26 Thread Fouad HAMDI
Hi, I am trying to use the Tika Annotator within RUTA scripts. Here is my current script: PACKAGE test; ENGINE tika.MarkupAnnotator; TYPESYSTEM tika.MarkupAnnotationTypeSystem; DECLARE Link; Document{- EXEC(MarkupAnnotator, {MarkupAnnotation})}; MarkupAnnotation { FEATURE(name, a) -

Re: Using external engines in RUTA scripts

2013-06-26 Thread Peter Klügl
Hi, On 26.06.2013 09:33, Fouad HAMDI wrote: Hi, I am trying to use the Tika Annotator within RUTA scripts. Here is my current script: PACKAGE test; ENGINE tika.MarkupAnnotator; TYPESYSTEM tika.MarkupAnnotationTypeSystem; DECLARE Link; Document{- EXEC(MarkupAnnotator,

CannotResolveClassException uimaContextPath

2013-06-26 Thread GATE User
I've set up an AS system and have deployed an analysis engine to it.  I've sent test documents through the queue successfully using runRemoteAsyncAE.sh script.  Afterwards, I made a test program to send CAS that I auto generate.  Watching the queue, it looks like the CAS reaches to the delegate

Fw: CannotResolveClassException uimaContextPath

2013-06-26 Thread GATE User
I forgot to attach the error message. com.thoughtworks.xstream.converters.ConversionException: uimaContextPath : uimaContextPath : uimaContextPath : uimaContextPath Debugging information message : uimaContextPath : uimaContextPath cause-exception :

Re: Clone a JCas

2013-06-26 Thread Marshall Schor
Hi, I wonder if this is just a reversed set of parameters. You write below ... CasCopier.copyCas(aJCas.getCas(), jcas.getCas(), true); But the source to be copied should be the 1st parameter, and the 2nd is the destination. So it looks like the first two arguments might be reversed?