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Posted to user@uima.apache.org by Kameron Cole <ka...@us.ibm.com> on 2009/08/10 18:16:06 UTC
semantic search setup on Windows
I've found that it is necessary to have a JAVA_HOME environment variable on
Windows to run the addSemanticSearchJars.bat Here is the script:
setlocal
if "%JAVA_HOME%"=="" (set UIMA_JAVA_CALL=java) else (set
UIMA_JAVA_CALL=%JAVA_HOME%\bin\java)
"%JAVA_HOME%\bin\java" -cp "%UIMA_HOME%\lib\juru-uima.jar" "-
Djava.util.logging.config.file=%UIMA_HOME%\Logger.properties" -Xms128M
-Xmx256M
configuration.AddSemanticSearchJars "%UIMA_HOME%\examples\.classpath"
I mean, throughout history, some applications have required a %JAVA_HOME%
variable for Windows.
** ** ** **
Kameron Arthur Cole
Senior IT Specialist, Managing Consultant
IBM Information Management Lab Services.
kameroncole@us.ibm.com
home office: 305-831-4058 / mobile office: 305.905.4112 / fax: 845.491.4052
ECM Lab Services Mission:
To provide fee-based services and ECM centric solutions around our products
with profitable delivery, high customer satisfaction and rapid ROI
realization.
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Text Analytics Community
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IBM Enterprise Content Management
Re: semantic search setup on Windows
Posted by Kameron Cole <ka...@us.ibm.com>.
Yes, it is an "add-on" from IBM alpha works. When you unzip the package
from alphaworks, it goes into the bin directory of apache uima.
But I hope that the apache uima community doesn't have the feeling that it
is >actually, that's not part of Apache UIMA< It is auctally in the apache
uima set up guide - the URL that you mentioned....
Further, it comes with a "wrapper", specificaly designed to integrated
apache uima with the IBM Semantic Search tools. Of course, the idea is
that this should change very soon, since IBM has released a major release
of its search engine, OmniFind, which will use apache uima 2.2.2, and uses
a Lucene index.
Thanks
** ** ** **
Kameron Arthur Cole
Senior IT Specialist, Managing Consultant
IBM Information Management Lab Services.
kameroncole@us.ibm.com
home office: 305-831-4058 / mobile office: 305.905.4112 / fax: 845.491.4052
ECM Lab Services Mission:
To provide fee-based services and ECM centric solutions around our products
with profitable delivery, high customer satisfaction and rapid ROI
realization.
Information Clearing House for OmniFind (my blog)
Text Analytics Community
Worldwide Discovery (OmniFind) Tech SalesWiki
IBM Enterprise Content Management
Re: semantic search setup on Windows
Posted by Marshall Schor <ms...@schor.com>.
Kameron Cole wrote:
> addSemanticSearchJars.bat is in the <apache-uima>/bin directory.
actually, that's not part of Apache UIMA - I tracked it down to an
add-on from IBM's alphaworks http://www.alphaworks.ibm.com/tech/uima
-Marshall
> It
> "tricked" me initially, because everything else like that is just in the
> top level directory. You know, this is probably a kind of "old thing" - a
> left over for you guys. But Semantic Search is a big deal for IBM.
>
>
> ** ** ** **
> Kameron Arthur Cole
> Senior IT Specialist, Managing Consultant
> IBM Information Management Lab Services.
> kameroncole@us.ibm.com
>
>
> home office: 305-831-4058 / mobile office: 305.905.4112 / fax: 845.491.4052
>
>
> ECM Lab Services Mission:
> To provide fee-based services and ECM centric solutions around our products
> with profitable delivery, high customer satisfaction and rapid ROI
> realization.
>
>
> Information Clearing House for OmniFind (my blog)
>
>
> Text Analytics Community
>
>
> Worldwide Discovery (OmniFind) Tech SalesWiki
>
>
> IBM Enterprise Content Management
>
Re: semantic search setup on Windows
Posted by Kameron Cole <ka...@us.ibm.com>.
addSemanticSearchJars.bat is in the <apache-uima>/bin directory. It
"tricked" me initially, because everything else like that is just in the
top level directory. You know, this is probably a kind of "old thing" - a
left over for you guys. But Semantic Search is a big deal for IBM.
** ** ** **
Kameron Arthur Cole
Senior IT Specialist, Managing Consultant
IBM Information Management Lab Services.
kameroncole@us.ibm.com
home office: 305-831-4058 / mobile office: 305.905.4112 / fax: 845.491.4052
ECM Lab Services Mission:
To provide fee-based services and ECM centric solutions around our products
with profitable delivery, high customer satisfaction and rapid ROI
realization.
Information Clearing House for OmniFind (my blog)
Text Analytics Community
Worldwide Discovery (OmniFind) Tech SalesWiki
IBM Enterprise Content Management
Re: semantic search setup on Windows
Posted by Marshall Schor <ms...@schor.com>.
Kameron Cole wrote:
> I've found that it is necessary to have a JAVA_HOME environment variable on
> Windows to run the addSemanticSearchJars.bat Here is the script:
>
> setlocal
> if "%JAVA_HOME%"=="" (set UIMA_JAVA_CALL=java) else (set
> UIMA_JAVA_CALL=%JAVA_HOME%\bin\java)
>
> "%JAVA_HOME%\bin\java" -cp "%UIMA_HOME%\lib\juru-uima.jar" "-
>
Oops, that looks like a bug - the first token was supposed to be
%UIMA_JAVA_CALL%.
Where did you find this bat file? I don't see it in the Apache UIMA
distribution, but maybe I missed it...
-Marshall
> Djava.util.logging.config.file=%UIMA_HOME%\Logger.properties" -Xms128M
> -Xmx256M
>
> configuration.AddSemanticSearchJars "%UIMA_HOME%\examples\.classpath"
>
> I mean, throughout history, some applications have required a %JAVA_HOME%
> variable for Windows.
>
> ** ** ** **
> Kameron Arthur Cole
> Senior IT Specialist, Managing Consultant
> IBM Information Management Lab Services.
> kameroncole@us.ibm.com
>
>
> home office: 305-831-4058 / mobile office: 305.905.4112 / fax: 845.491.4052
>
>
> ECM Lab Services Mission:
> To provide fee-based services and ECM centric solutions around our products
> with profitable delivery, high customer satisfaction and rapid ROI
> realization.
>
>
> Information Clearing House for OmniFind (my blog)
>
>
> Text Analytics Community
>
>
> Worldwide Discovery (OmniFind) Tech SalesWiki
>
>
> IBM Enterprise Content Management
>