On 4/15/07, Benjamin Sznajder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I used until now the IBM UIMA (from watson's site) and I am passing now to
the Apache version.
I permit myself to suggest the following:
In IBM version, the user was able to download the installer that made for
him all the work. Why there is not such utility in Apache's version, namely
an installer that would set the desired property values?
Primarily this is because InstallShield is not free, and now that
we're at Apache we prefer using freely available tools to build our
distribution. There might be a free alternative we could try (I
haven't looked), but it doesn't seem to be common among Apache
projects to provide an installer.
In addition, I think that there is no clear information about how to
install the UIMA Sdk. In fact, there is no real intuitive place where the
user can find this information. It is only said "by the way" in the
documentation.
The README is intended to provide this information. Is there any
important information that you could not find there?
And a last question: why is the README file (in the zip) with no suffix ?
Why .txt is not suitable?
It seemed to be a common Apache convention, although it's not an
absolute rule and some other projects do use .txt. I don't feel
strongly about it either way. Anyone else have an opinion?
-Adam
