Unstructured Information Management Architecture SDK
A Java SDK that supports the implementation, composition, and deployment of applications working with unstructured information.
Date Posted: December 16, 2004
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Platform requirements
Operating systems: Windows® 2000, Windows XP, and Linux® Intel® 32-bit platforms (tested)
Software:
- Java™ 1.4 (tested with IBM® Java SDK 1.4.2 (included in installer packages); will not run on 1.3 or lower levels)
- GCC (necessary only for the Linux version of the C++ enablement layer, an optional component): For standard RPM, use GCC 3.2.2 or above, but below 3.4; for RPM 3.4 or above, use the gcc342.
- Windows C++ compiler: Microsoft Visual C++, Versions 7 and 8 (necessary only for the Windows version of the C++ enablement layer, an optional component)
- Python 2.4 and SWIG 1.3.28 (necessary only for running UIMA components writtent in Python)
- Perl 5.8 and SWIG 1.3.28 (necessary only for running UIMA components written in Perl)
- TCL 8.4 and SWIG 1.3.28 (necessary only for running UIMA components written in TCL)
Note: Other platforms and JDK implementations may work but have not been significantly tested.
Installation instructions
Installation instructions are available for the following:
Semantic Search for Apache UIMA
- Download the SemanticSearch.zip file.
- Extract it into a temporary directory.
- Follow the directions in docs/SemanticSearch/README.txt.
IBM UIMA Adapter wrapper for Apache UIMA
- Download the IBM-UIMA-Adapter-2.2.zip file.
- Extract it into a temporary directory.
- Follow the directions in docs/IBM_UIMA_Adapter/readme.txt.
UIMA SDK
There are two installation methods: Use the automatic installer, or unzip the .zip file and run a fix-up script (described in the docs/readme.html).
The installer includes IBM Java 1.4.2, which is installed along with UIMA. The .zip file requires, but does not include, a compatible Java version (1.4 or above).
The installers overwrite files having the same names in the directory where you install it. Therefore, if you have installed a prior version of the UIMA SDK and have modified any files that you want to keep, you must back them up or choose a different installation directory. Other files in the installation directory will not be modified.
Installation instructions for the optional C++ enablement layer are below. Version 2.0 does not include the C++ enablement layer yet. In the instructions below, please choose either the 2.x or the 1.x version of the files.
Windows:
- Download the file UIMA_SDK_setupwin32.exe to a temporary directory.
- Start the executable file in order to launch the UIMA Installation Wizard.
- Follow the instructions in the installation wizard.
- After successful installation, the wizard will launch a browser displaying the readme file, which contains pointers to more information. This file can also be found at <your installation directory>\docs\readme.html.
Linux:
- Download the file UIMA_SDK_setupLinux.bin to a temporary directory.
- Make sure that the file has "user execute" permissions on your file system. If required, use "chmod" to set the permissions appropriately.
- Start the executable file in order to launch the UIMA Installation Wizard.
- Follow the instructions in the installation wizard. By default, UIMA will be installed into the /opt/IBM/UIMA directory. Make sure that you have permission to create and access this directory, or change the target directory appropriately.
- After successful installation, the wizard will launch a browser displaying the
readme file, which contains pointers to more information. This file can also be found at <your installation directory>/docs/readme.html.
Other platforms:
- Depending on the zip program available on your platform, choose either UIMA_SDK.zip or UIMA_SDK.tgz.
- Download the file to a temporary directory.
- Extract the file into a directory of your choice.
- Follow the instructions in the readme.html file, which is found in the docs subdirectory.
Optional C++ enablement layer
Windows:
- Download the appropriate file for your Windows system: uimacpp-1.4.4-msvc7.zip or uimacpp-1.4.4-msvc8.zip.
- Extract the file into a directory of your choice.
- Follow the instructions in the QuickStart.html file, which is found in the docs subdirectory.
Linux:
- Download the appropriate file for your Linux system: uimacpp-gcc342-1.4-4.i386.rpm or uimacpp-gcc323-1.4-4.i386.rpm.
- As root, install the RPM file using the normal methods for installing RPM files in Linux, using the following command:
uimacpp-gcc342-1.4-4.i386.rpm
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- Follow the instructions in the QuickStart.html file, which is found in the /opt/IBM/taf/docs subdirectory.
Optional support of Python, Perl, and TCL annotators
- Install the C++ enablement layer as described above.
- Follow the instructions in files Python.html, Perl.html, and Tcl.html, which are found in the docs subdirectory.
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For platform(s):
Linux, Windows, Java, Intel
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For topics:
analysis, data management, Eclipse, Natural Language, ontology, Perl, Search, semantics, UIMA
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