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Posted to user@uima.apache.org by Torsten Zesch <ze...@tk.informatik.tu-darmstadt.de> on 2007/06/04 17:41:46 UTC
AW: UIMA Firefox plugin
> we would like to show-case the benefit of UIMA with a short simple
> application. This application should run as a Mozilla Firefox
> plugin to
> analyze the currently loaded web page in the browser and
> highlight the
> detected annotations. It should be easy to configure so that
> users can
> plug in their own analysis components to highlight the
> entities of their
> choice.
This sounds like an interesting application - even for the academic
world.
I can contribute some experience with Firefox Addons and JavaScript.
There are already some Firefox addons for highlighting various things
available, so we can build on that.
Easy plugin of own analysis components seems to depend on the PEAR
run-time. I hope that it will make it into the 2.2. release.
-Torsten
Re: AW: UIMA Firefox plugin
Posted by Steve Suppe <ss...@llnl.gov>.
I'm being guiltlessly selfish - unfortunately I don't have the strokes
right now to help out, but would love it if you guys could keep us posted
on the work!
Steve
At 01:23 AM 8/27/2007, Michael Baessler wrote:
>Michael Baessler wrote:
>>Torsten Zesch wrote:
>>>>we would like to show-case the benefit of UIMA with a short simple
>>>>application. This application should run as a Mozilla Firefox plugin to
>>>>analyze the currently loaded web page in the browser and highlight the
>>>>detected annotations. It should be easy to configure so that users can
>>>>plug in their own analysis components to highlight the entities of
>>>>their choice.
>>>>
>>>
>>>This sounds like an interesting application - even for the academic
>>>world.
>>>I can contribute some experience with Firefox Addons and JavaScript.
>>>
>>>There are already some Firefox addons for highlighting various things
>>>available, so we can build on that.
>>>
>>>Easy plugin of own analysis components seems to depend on the PEAR
>>>run-time. I hope that it will make it into the 2.2. release.
>>Yes the PEAR runtime will be in UIMA 2.2.
>>
>>Thanks for your interest.
>>
>>-- Michael
>Since now the UIMA 2.2.0-incubating release is available (including the
>PEAR runtime), we can start implementing this application.
>Are there still some people interested in participating in this?
>
>-- Michael
RE: AW: UIMA Firefox plugin
Posted by Torsten Zesch <ze...@tk.informatik.tu-darmstadt.de>.
> Since now the UIMA 2.2.0-incubating release is available
> (including the
> PEAR runtime), we can start implementing this application.
> Are there still some people interested in participating in this?
We are still interested.
As I wrote some time ago, we can contribute some experience with Firefox
Addons and JavaScript.
-Torsten
Re: AW: UIMA Firefox plugin
Posted by Michael Baessler <mb...@michael-baessler.de>.
Michael Baessler wrote:
> Torsten Zesch wrote:
>>> we would like to show-case the benefit of UIMA with a short simple
>>> application. This application should run as a Mozilla Firefox plugin
>>> to analyze the currently loaded web page in the browser and
>>> highlight the detected annotations. It should be easy to configure
>>> so that users can plug in their own analysis components to highlight
>>> the entities of their choice.
>>>
>>
>> This sounds like an interesting application - even for the academic
>> world.
>> I can contribute some experience with Firefox Addons and JavaScript.
>>
>> There are already some Firefox addons for highlighting various things
>> available, so we can build on that.
>>
>> Easy plugin of own analysis components seems to depend on the PEAR
>> run-time. I hope that it will make it into the 2.2. release.
> Yes the PEAR runtime will be in UIMA 2.2.
>
> Thanks for your interest.
>
> -- Michael
Since now the UIMA 2.2.0-incubating release is available (including the
PEAR runtime), we can start implementing this application.
Are there still some people interested in participating in this?
-- Michael
Re: AW: UIMA Firefox plugin
Posted by Michael Baessler <mb...@michael-baessler.de>.
Torsten Zesch wrote:
>> we would like to show-case the benefit of UIMA with a short simple
>> application. This application should run as a Mozilla Firefox
>> plugin to
>> analyze the currently loaded web page in the browser and
>> highlight the
>> detected annotations. It should be easy to configure so that
>> users can
>> plug in their own analysis components to highlight the
>> entities of their
>> choice.
>>
>
> This sounds like an interesting application - even for the academic
> world.
> I can contribute some experience with Firefox Addons and JavaScript.
>
> There are already some Firefox addons for highlighting various things
> available, so we can build on that.
>
> Easy plugin of own analysis components seems to depend on the PEAR
> run-time. I hope that it will make it into the 2.2. release.
Yes the PEAR runtime will be in UIMA 2.2.
Thanks for your interest.
-- Michael