What do the LanguageWare Runtime libraries provide?
LanguageWare provides many run-time libraries. Although each of these libraries provides discrete functionality, many libraries build on the functionality provided by the core LanguageWare libraries. The following is a non-exhaustive list of the libraries and their functions. • dlt.jar, rule_dlt.jar and icu4j.jar: provides core functionality, such as lexical analysis, dictionary look-up, and spelling correction • tagger_dlt.jar: provides part-of-speech tagging; requires the lexical analysis libraries mentioned above • dltls.jar: provides support for ontology-based semantic analysis of documents • an_dlt.jar, an_tagger_dlt.jar: used for running LanguageWare annotators in a UIMA pipeline • jfst.jar, antlr.jar: used for running the rule-based annotator • jdemo.jar: used by the sample applications • DictionaryBuilder.jar: used to build LanguageWare dictionaries from the command line. Building dictionaries using LanguageWare Resource Workbench is recommended instead. Several supporting JAR
