Hello,
I don't know if this mailing-list is the appropriate place to a question about MUCCA.
MUCCA is a system for classification using NLP in documents, and it is described here: http://mucca.inf.usi.ch/index.html
I downloaded the VirtualBox .ova image but accessing the Seaside demo presents some problems with getting sources. I searched the proper PostgreSQL and glorp parent path, currently this directory is /opt/vw771nc and replaced in $(VISUALWORKS) as suggested by the error window, then re-evaluated the expression:
SourceFileManager default changeSourceDirectoryFrom: '$(VISUALWORKS)/glorp' to: '$(VISUALWORKS)/glorp'
but problems continue (see attachment). Setting VisualWorks Home directory to /opt/vw771nc or /home/muccauser produces the same error exception.
Anyone with a successful experience can comment the right settings?
Cheers,
Hernán
Hi,
from what I have seen, the exception and the missing sources are actually two different (weird) problems.
Anyway, I assume the problem you encounter is that you get an OS Error while loading the application, caused by glorp while connecting to the database. It should not happen, but you can easily fix it by resetting the data manager. Open a workspace (f6 in the main window) and execute:
MPDataManager resetInstance
This should fix the issue and allow the application to load (localhost:7777/mailpeek)
For the sources issue, some environment variable got screwed up. On the main window open the File menu and select 'Set VisualWorks Home'. On the new window, click on the empty text field and select the directory /opt/vw771nc
This should solve all the issues. Feel free to ask if you have further questions.
Tommaso
On 30/05/15 05:15, Hernán Morales Durand wrote:
Hello,
I don't know if this mailing-list is the appropriate place to a question about MUCCA.
MUCCA is a system for classification using NLP in documents, and it is described here: http://mucca.inf.usi.ch/index.html
I downloaded the VirtualBox .ova image but accessing the Seaside demo presents some problems with getting sources. I searched the proper PostgreSQL and glorp parent path, currently this directory is /opt/vw771nc and replaced in $(VISUALWORKS) as suggested by the error window, then re-evaluated the expression:
SourceFileManager default changeSourceDirectoryFrom: '$(VISUALWORKS)/glorp' to: '$(VISUALWORKS)/glorp'but problems continue (see attachment). Setting VisualWorks Home directory to /opt/vw771nc or /home/muccauser produces the same error exception.
Anyone with a successful experience can comment the right settings?
Cheers,
Hernán
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Cool, now it works. Thank you Tommaso,
Hernán
2015-05-31 9:28 GMT-03:00 Tommaso Dal Sasso tommaso.dalsasso@gmail.com:
Hi,
from what I have seen, the exception and the missing sources are actually two different (weird) problems.
Anyway, I assume the problem you encounter is that you get an OS Error while loading the application, caused by glorp while connecting to the database. It should not happen, but you can easily fix it by resetting the data manager. Open a workspace (f6 in the main window) and execute:
MPDataManager resetInstance
This should fix the issue and allow the application to load (localhost:7777/mailpeek)
For the sources issue, some environment variable got screwed up. On the main window open the File menu and select 'Set VisualWorks Home'. On the new window, click on the empty text field and select the directory /opt/vw771nc
This should solve all the issues. Feel free to ask if you have further questions.
Tommaso
On 30/05/15 05:15, Hernán Morales Durand wrote:
Hello,
I don't know if this mailing-list is the appropriate place to a question about MUCCA.
MUCCA is a system for classification using NLP in documents, and it is described here: http://mucca.inf.usi.ch/index.html
I downloaded the VirtualBox .ova image but accessing the Seaside demo presents some problems with getting sources. I searched the proper PostgreSQL and glorp parent path, currently this directory is /opt/vw771nc and replaced in $(VISUALWORKS) as suggested by the error window, then re-evaluated the expression:
SourceFileManager default changeSourceDirectoryFrom: '$(VISUALWORKS)/glorp' to: '$(VISUALWORKS)/glorp'but problems continue (see attachment). Setting VisualWorks Home directory to /opt/vw771nc or /home/muccauser produces the same error exception.
Anyone with a successful experience can comment the right settings?
Cheers,
Hernán
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