I remember that a while ago I found a truly great utility here on StackOverflow for manipulating XML documents with an interface like:
new XMLTool(document)
.goTo("xpath")
.addNode("name")
.addChild()
.addContent("xxx")
.parent()
.remove("oldNode);
Could anybody tell me what tool that was?
Maybe the java-xmlbuilder at Google code? It's indeed great in use.
You've got to be kidding me. It's actually called XMLTool.
I must've had a brainfart while searching for it!
This is the URL: http://code.google.com/p/xmltool/
At least the next time someone searches for method chaining XML tool he'll find this post ...
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I have to do a project with OpenNLP, strictly in italian language. Since it's almost impossible to find some existing structures in this language, my idea is to create a simple model myself. Reading some posts on this platform, my idea is try to do this using model-builder addon.
First of all, it's possible to obtain my goal with this addon?
If so, referring to this other post, what kind of file is meant by "modelOutFile"? In my case I don't have an existing model.
N.B.: the addon uses some deprecated functions (such as nameFinderME.train()).
Naively, I tried to pass as a "modelOutFile" a simple empty file "model.bin", but, of course I bumped into an error:
Cannot invoke "java.util.Properties.getProperty(String)" because "manifest" is null
Furthermore, I used a few names and sentences for the test (I only wanted to know if this worked), not the large amount requested (15000 sentences at least).
I'm open to other suggestions instead of the use of modelbuilder addons.
Hope someone can help me.
I'm just working with Borders using the POI library (Thank you for the amazing work!) and I've just discovered the PropertyTemplate. While going through the Quick Guide (https://poi.apache.org/spreadsheet/quick-guide.html#DrawingBorders) I wrote up the following:
propertyTemplate.drawBorders(range, borderType, color, extent);
While trying to fill in the extent following the quick-guide, it shows "PropertyTemplate.Extent.ALL" for example as a constant. When I try to match that, the PropertyTemplate.Extent does not exist.
I tried however with "BorderExtent.ALL" and that works. Is it just a typo in the quick-guide?
I looked for a way to contact them directly about the quick guide but I didn't want to go through all the mailling list or bug contribution sections just for an update on the website.
Does anyone know:
If BorderExtent.ALL (or any of the other constants) is correct or should it be PropertyTemplate.Extent.ALL and I'm doing something wrong?
Is there a way to notify the POI team to update the Quick-Guide without disturbing to many people?
Thank you!
Alex
I am using concept insights for a project of mine and I was able to do label and conceptual search successfully using the GET and POST commands.
As I was done with the conceptual search, I realized that they weren't showing the passage from where the related concepts were found. I would like to do something similar to what they have done in the concept insights demo where they show a small piece of text from where the concept and the related concepts were found(They have used the TED TALKS Corpus and I am using my own corpus).
Is there any way we can do that in Java ?
Thank you for your help.
You could try to use the Text Index Parameter of the Concept Insights output. This can be found in the explanation tag. I usually do a bit of post processing by taking 500 characters before the start of Text Index and 500 characters after the end of Text Index, trim the incomplete sentences at the beginning and end of the snippet I get, and use the result as the relevant snippet for the concept.
I made a fast google search about this topic but I can't find any relevant result. So, does anyone knows at least one example of a realworld webpage that uses JadaSite as its webshop implementation? Thank you in advance.
This online store released using jada:
http://www.silver-river.com.au/
I want an API in java which would give me the meaning of words. I tried using JWKTL but I am not getting it. Could anyone direct me regarding this. Thank you.
Have you checked WordNet?
But if you're interested in Wiktionary, you may consider checking JWKTL alternative: Wikokit