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Subject: Re: Anyone got UIMA to work on Vista 64bit?
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Dan McCreary wrote:
> Hello UIMA people,
>
> First of all, a warm "thanks!" to all involved.  UIMA is a wonderful vision
> and I hope to help out making it easy for everyone else to use.
>
> My quetion is: has anyone got UIMA to work on a 64-bit Vista system?
>
> I have attempted to do this but I can not seem to get UIMA running on VISTA
> with no luck yet.  First I tried the binary downloads for Windows.  When I
> attempt launch tools such as documentAnalyzer.bat the JVM crashes and Vista
> creates very large binary dump in your ~home/AppData/Local/Temp folder.  
What error messages accompany the JVM crash?  One approach may be to
take the most interesting terms from that, add "java" "crash" "vista"
and "64", and put them into Google :-)  and see what comes up.
> The
> program adjustExamplePaths.bat seems to work however.
>
> Next I tried to download all the source from subversion using Eclipse and
> the standard subclipse plugin.  When it go to the DOS shell and type "mvn
> clean install" I get many sucessful complies and many successful test runs
> but then I get a "BUILD FAILURE".  I have gone into the
> uimaj-core\core\target\surefile-reports as the directions indicate but when
> I grep through the results all the files have a failure="0" in them.
>   
The maven install runs maven on many projects. Are you sure the
uimaj-core project is the one where the failure was?
> I am somewhat new to UIMA and Mavin so I apologize for my lack of
> understanding of how UIMA and Mavin works.
>   
No problem - keep posting details and asking questions :-)
> My versions are:
> Java: 1.6.0_10
> Eclipse: 3.4.1
> Mavin: 2.0.9
>
> Thanks - Dan
>
> PS - I have a friend with a 4 year-old Mac notebook that got UIMA running in
> about 30 minutes....
>
>