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Date: Wed, 16 Apr 2014 18:20:06 +0900
From: Hugo Mougard <mog@crydee.eu>
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I solved my issue by specifying a flow controller with a "drop" option 
on cas multipliers as follows (as was mentioned in one of the Jira's 
tickets):

AnalysisEngineDescription aae = createEngineDescription(
         FlowControllerFactory.createFlowControllerDescription(
                 FixedFlowController.class,
                 FixedFlowController.PARAM_ACTION_AFTER_CAS_MULTIPLIER,
                 "drop"),
         ...someAes...
         theCasMultiplier,
         ...someAes);

Sorry for the noise :)

Best,
Hugo

Le 2014-04-16 15:26, Hugo Mougard a écrit :
> Dear all,
>
> I'm trying to use a multiplier to discard some CASes based on some
> annotation. It currently doesn't work (the CASes are not discarded). 
> I
> also noticed several tickets opened on the suject of multipliers and
> am therefore not sure if it's currently possible to use them in 
> UIMAfit.
>
> If it possible, what are the necessary steps so that only CASes
> returned by next() are considered?
>
> Any pointer welcome.
>
> Best,
> Hugo