I hope its trivial :-) (But I haven't tried it...). -Marshall
On 4/25/2012 1:15 PM, Mike O'Leary wrote:
I received a copy of an application that works with UIMA a few weeks ago from some colleagues at another location. When I followed the instructions to install it, I got an error message while unpacking a pear file, and it looks like an XML file within it contains some hard-coded pathnames to a machine at the organization that sent our colleagues the application originally. I could ask them to get in touch with the organization and ask them to recreate the pear file with relative pathnames so it can be installed on machines on other networks, and I probably will do that. But I was wondering how hard it would be just to correct the pathnames, re-package the pear file, and reinstall that one. I have never worked with UIMA before, so I am learning the basics as I go. How complicated would it be to create an Eclipse project using the directory structure that the pear file expanded to, or to run a command line application that creates a pear file from that directory structure? Thanks, Mike
