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What version of opennlp?
Have you tried with the latest?
I've used with 64 and 32 bit JRE. But, I'm running on Intel and not AMD architecture here.
Have you tried with jre-6.0_17 on SUN's site.
2009-11-10 06:07:58 UTC in OpenNLP
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Sorry, I haven't gotten this far in my exploring yet.
I'm taking two classes and going to work full time as well as working on this project for my thesis.
Very busy.
http://danielmclaren.net/2007/05/11/getting-started-with-opennlp-natural-language-processing
http://opennlp.sourceforge.net/README.html
The first web-site looks like the author is doing what you are wanting to perform.
The...
2009-08-28 04:41:28 UTC in OpenNLP
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Ok, It would be nice for ClamWin to be able to get to files (if only just for read access) that are locked out.
At work, we came across a Worm that produced a randomly named .dll file. This file was only marked as executable and not modifyable by anyone on the system... even the system administrator had to perform special tasks to be able to modify the attibutes to be able to remove the file.
2009-08-28 04:19:09 UTC in ClamWin Free Antivirus
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Ok, What you need to do is tell NetBeans where to find the library.
By default, it looks in the CLASSPATH for java.
NetBeans steps:
1) left click on "Libraries" in the project.
2) click on "Add JAR/Folder" option.
3) browse to the location you put the .jar file
Note, if you downloaded the source for opennlp, then you can include the project in the display of...
2009-08-27 03:56:01 UTC in OpenNLP
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Well, I've done it again.
In short, this patch adds:
a) the cutoff and iteration additions to the command line.
b) outputs more information on the setup and the commands to verify they took correctly.
c) breaks the encoding option to be optional, with a default of the system default encoding if not specified.
Note, however, I still belive this really needs to be strongly...
2009-08-27 03:19:19 UTC in OpenNLP
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I googled this article that looks good.
http://danielmclaren.net/2007/05/11/getting-started-with-opennlp-natural-language-processing
But, you really need to brush up on Java.
http://www.freejavaguide.com/corejava.htm
James.
2009-08-26 02:33:47 UTC in OpenNLP
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I guess I should take credit for my patch.
2009-08-23 00:46:45 UTC in OpenNLP
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If they are using their native encoding then I may agree with you.
However, this parameter really describes the encoding of the input file; which may or may not be in the native format.
Maybe, if we kept a simple normal encoding for the supported languages, we could look up the default encoding based on the specified language. But, we would have to be careful not to overwrite the encoding...
2009-08-22 04:45:33 UTC in OpenNLP
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Thanks for taking.
If you want to make the -lang and -encoding optional again, you only have to change the null assigment at the top of the main routine. I didn't want to biasly pick "en" and "US-ASCII" as the defaults.
2009-08-20 23:09:49 UTC in OpenNLP
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I've added a patch to maybe help complete what may have been started.
The patch makes both -lang and -encoding options a requirment. Usually enclosing any option in [] means the entire option is completely optional, this really isn't the case anymore.
The next half of the patch checks both lang and encoding for non-null values before continuing.
The last actually uses the lang value when...
2009-08-20 03:44:52 UTC in OpenNLP
