Hello, Thanks for the quick reply:
(a) I followed the instructions in the Getting Started page. I didn't have Maven in my computer, so I downloaded Maven 3.3.9. When I ran mvn test the message I got at the end was: Tests run: 151, Failures: 0, Errors: 0, Skipped: 0 So that's why I assume everything was OK with the installation. (b) The command I typed was: $JOSHUA/bin/pipeline.pl \ --rundir 2 \ --readme "Baseline phrase run" \ --source es \ --target en \ --type phrase \ --corpus $FISHER/corpus/asr/fisher_train \ --tune $FISHER/corpus/asr/fisher_dev \ --test $FISHER/corpus/asr/fisher_dev2 \ --maxlen 11 \ --maxlen-tune 11 \ --maxlen-test 11 \ --tuner-iterations 1 \ --lm-order 3 It's exactly as shown in the Tutorial page, except for the ldc folder which I changed to asr. After running that command, I get (at the end of a long list of other commandas): dep= .../joshua-tutorial/runs/1/grammar.packed/vocabulary [NOT FOUND] dep= .../joshua-tutorial/runs/1/grammar.packed/encoding [NOT FOUND] dep= ... /joshua-tutorial/runs/1/grammar.packed/slice_00000.source [NOT FOUND] cmd= .../joshua/scripts/support/grammar-packer.pl -a -T /tmp -m 8g -g grammar.gz -o /export/data/falva/joshua-tutorial/runs/1/grammar.packed JOB FAILED (return code 1) Error: Could not find or load main class org.apache.joshua.tools.GrammarPackerCli * FATAL: Couldn't pack the grammar. * Copying sorted grammars (/tmp/grammar.gzL3kB) to current directory Any suggestion is more than welcomed. Thanks. Best, Fernando On 17 November 2016 at 17:50, Matt Post <p...@cs.jhu.edu> wrote: > Hello, > > Thanks for the note. Can you please tell us: > > (a) how you installed Joshua? > > (b) the command you typed that failed? > > matt > > > On Nov 17, 2016, at 12:37 PM, Fernando E Alva Manchego < > fealvamanche...@sheffield.ac.uk> wrote: > > Hello! > > I'm running the tutorial (phrase) and the following error came up: > > Error: Could not find or load main class org.apache.joshua.tools.Gramma > rPackerCli > > When I installed Joshua, I ran the tests and everything was OK. Do you > have any idea what might be happening? Thank you. > > Best, > Fernando > > >
