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Hi Eric,

what version of the CAS Editor do you use?

You probably need to update to the current version.

Peter

Am 20.04.2012 22:08, schrieb Eric Riebling:
> I've been using UIMA for years and years, but I am completely stumped
> trying to run the CAS Editor.  Is anyone expert enough to provide an
> actual step-by-step guide for getting the CAS Editor to appear, given
> an existing type system and annotated XMI?
>
> I have tried everything in the instructions, but keep getting error
> messages.  First, missing type system.  After RENAMING and putting
> in the root of project, complaint that document is not in a corpus
> folder.  Explanation how to create a corpus folder is vague and
> confusing.
>
> I guess I'm hoping for STEP BY STEP instructions of exactly what to
> click and type in Eclipse, and what should happen at each stage, as
> far as expected output.  Discouragingly, nothing I try looks like the 
> pictures
> in the UIMA Tools Guide and Reference.
>
> What I'm really hoping for are instructions so clear that 'even 
> faculty' can
> follow them to add annotations to documents, provided the documents and
> type system are already set up. :)