Open KnowledgeGarden opened 11 years ago
What steps are you running? Can you share your setup? I suspect this is a Windows issue, but I need more info.
Note, the Hadoop related stuff will definitely not work on Windows (it might w/ Cygwin, but I haven't tested it)
Simply followed your ReadMe instructions precisely. Somewhere in the code, there was an attempt to find the file verb.idx, but the Wordnet 3 downloaded from your site link includes the file index.verb ; I googled that issue and found that someone else simply renamed the files (there are several). I iterated running mvn clean package until all errors related to wordnet were gone, then the windows issue raised its ugly head. Using the modified wordnet on an ubuntu box got a clean maven build.
I did not do a text search for "verb.idx" over the entire game book distribution, so I cannot say where the issue pops up, whether it's associated with unit tests or deeper in the wordnet code.
Can you provide the full logs/output as a gist?
On Jan 20, 2013, at 1:45 PM, Jack Park wrote:
Simply followed your ReadMe instructions precisely. Somewhere in the code, there was an attempt to find the file verb.idx, but the Wordnet 3 downloaded from your site link includes the file index.verb ; I googled that issue and found that someone else simply renamed the files (there are several). I iterated running mvn clean package until all errors related to wordnet were gone, then the windows issue raised its ugly head. Using the modified wordnet on an ubuntu box got a clean maven build.
I did not do a text search for "verb.idx" over the entire game book distribution, so I cannot say where the issue pops up, whether it's associated with unit tests or deeper in the wordnet code.
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The java wordnet libraries look for different filenames on Windows, sadly:
I'll add a caveat to the Readme the files in the README
Yup!
On Sat, Mar 29, 2014 at 4:40 AM, Drew Farris notifications@github.comwrote:
The java wordnet libraries look for different filenames on Windows, sadly:
I'll add a caveat to the Readme the files in the README
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java.io.FileNotFoundException: c:\projects\SolrWatson\TT-Home\WordNet-3.0\dict\verb.idx (The system cannot find the file specified) That error pop in several surefire reports.
From here: http://www.shiffman.net/teaching/a2z/wordnet/ "Just found the way to fix this: rename all index.noun, index.verb... to noun.idx, verb.idx..." That response is from 2 years ago. I copied in the index.noun etc files, renamed as noun.idx,, etc, then got this failure: FileNotFoundException: c:\projects\SolrWatson\TT-Home\WordNet-3.0\dict\verb.dat (The system cannot find the file specified) Did the same thing to data.noun, etc. Those tests run fine. But, for now, I will not know if the system works since I'm running on Win7 64bit, with this failure not satisfied by anything I do:
Failed to set permissions of path: \tmp\hadoop-Admin\mapred\staging\Admin1270388141.staging to 0700 which is launched by the ExtractTrainingDataTest at the line: TrainClassifier.main(trainArgs);
rerunning even after giving that directory and sub directories full permissions, still fails. Perhaps org.apache.hadoop.fs.FileUtil.setPermission(FileUtil.java:653) either doesn't check first, or doesn't understand Windows, or something. I'll have to wait till I replicate this experience on a *nix box.
Added later: with my wordnet changes, it builds fine on Ubuntu. Have yet to run exercises. No clue what those changes do to wordnet's behaviors.