Error "The method startHoling() in the type StartHolingOperation is not applicable for the arguments (String)" in StartHolingOperation.java /org.jobimtext.gpl/src/org/jobimtext/gpl/stanford line 8

[Joe Bauer]

Hi,

Issue a)
I cloned both this and the GPL repository into separate directories and then copied the GPL subfolders into the jobimtext main directory. Afterwards I ran "sh downloadModels.sh" in "com.ibm.sai.distributional_frame_semantics" to download the ClearNLP jars. I then imported all subprojects into a dedicated JoBimText workspace in Eclipse 4.5.1 and fixed the build path (because of a leading '/' the ClearNLP models weren't found).

While everything builds just fine I still get the error "The method startHoling() in the type StartHolingOperation is not applicable for the arguments (String)" in StartHolingOperation.java /org.jobimtext.gpl/src/org/jobimtext/gpl/stanford line 8.

When I do everything from the command line, namely "ant dist.dependencies" and "ant dist.dependencies.gpl" I encounter the same problem [as expected].

Issue b)
SOLVED - can be skipped.

I'm still a bit confused, so this might be naive, but on http://maggie.lt.informatik.tu-darmstadt.de/jobimtext/2015/02/wikipedia-stanford-model-available-in-jobimviz/ [3.1.'16, 20:30] you announce that there is now an English Stanford Wikipedia model available, but I can't find it in http://sourceforge.net/projects/jobimtext/files/data/models/ Is there any way you could make it available or did I simply miss it?

Thanks in advance.

Best wishes,
Joe

[Martin Riedl]

Hi Joe,

thanks for the notes.
a) I have just fixed the StartHolingOperation issue and committed the changes
b) the model is now available at:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/jobimtext/files/data/models/wikipedia_stanford/

Best,
Martin

[Joe Bauer]

Update regarding 1)
I should mention that I primarily want to compile JoBim Text myself in order to familiarize myself with the examples.

Update regarding 2)
SOLVED. Thank you very much to Dr. Riedl. I highly appreciate it. With incredible speed, impressive.

[Joe Bauer]

Solution for issue 1 confirmed. Once again: Thanks so much. This helped me a lot.