How do I use the LanguageWare Runtime components?
The LanguageWare Runtime libraries can be used as part of a Java application. Several sample applications are included in the samples directory. These give an idea of some useful applications. The libraries can also be used to create custom annotators based on LanguageWare. The preferred way to generate these annotators is by using LanguageWare Resource Workbench. However, it is possible to manually create LanguageWare-based UIMA annotators. UIMA requires XML descriptors for annotators. If you have downloaded LanguageWare Resource Workbench, you can use it to generate a PEAR file based on the sample rule-based annotator. This PEAR file contains descriptors for the core LanguageWare annotator, the POS Tagger annotator, and the rule-based annotator, as well as a descriptor for running all these together. The PEAR file also contains the libraries and resources required for running the annotators. See the Getting Started Guide for information about generating and installing a PEAR file.
