OpenCalaisAnnotatorGroovy/Readme.txt - uima-sandbox - Git at Google

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 This is a demo and test of processing the output from
 OpenCalais web service.

 It is written mostly in the Groovy language - an extension
 of Java (google groovy for more information).

   - To run you'll need the Groovy runtime.  Easiest way
     to set this up is to install the Eclipse groovy
     plugin from
     http://dist.codehaus.org/groovy/distributions/updateDev/

 It doesn't actually use the service (yet); instead, please
 go to http://opencalais.com/calaisAPI and scroll to the
 bottom, and click the link to download & unzip the
 "Preprocessed Content".  The first time the
 CalaisTestCollectionReader runs, it will generate a
 subdirectory "text" which contains the source text
 that go with these.

 To run this, use the CPM runner, and specify the
 CalaisTestCollectionReader and the CalaisRdfProcessor.
 The src/main/run-configuration has a version of the
 runner with the right classpath (assuming you installed
 the Eclipse groovy plugin).

 To see the results, use the UIMA Annotation Viewer,
 specifying for the type system src/main/descriptors/CalaisTypes.xml

 Groovy has a maven plugin to allow building this with
 maven, but it's not yet "ready" - it hits bugs reported
 "fixed" with SNAPSHOT versions.  So, I'll wait a while
 on that part.


 ** Or ** just ask the CPM runner to load the saved
 Cpe Descriptor called CalaisCpeTester.  These are all
 located in src/main/descriptors.

 Set the class path for running to include
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	under the License.

	This is a demo and test of processing the output from
	OpenCalais web service.

	It is written mostly in the Groovy language - an extension
	of Java (google groovy for more information).

	- To run you'll need the Groovy runtime. Easiest way
	to set this up is to install the Eclipse groovy
	plugin from
	http://dist.codehaus.org/groovy/distributions/updateDev/

	It doesn't actually use the service (yet); instead, please
	go to http://opencalais.com/calaisAPI and scroll to the
	bottom, and click the link to download & unzip the
	"Preprocessed Content". The first time the
	CalaisTestCollectionReader runs, it will generate a
	subdirectory "text" which contains the source text
	that go with these.

	To run this, use the CPM runner, and specify the
	CalaisTestCollectionReader and the CalaisRdfProcessor.
	The src/main/run-configuration has a version of the
	runner with the right classpath (assuming you installed
	the Eclipse groovy plugin).

	To see the results, use the UIMA Annotation Viewer,
	specifying for the type system src/main/descriptors/CalaisTypes.xml

	Groovy has a maven plugin to allow building this with
	maven, but it's not yet "ready" - it hits bugs reported
	"fixed" with SNAPSHOT versions. So, I'll wait a while
	on that part.




	Or just ask the CPM runner to load the saved
	Cpe Descriptor called CalaisCpeTester. These are all
	located in src/main/descriptors.

	Set the class path for running to include