nilsreiter/CorefAnnotator: 1.12.0

• The app now includes a command line tool to convert multiple files at once. #242
• Added a SFB1391 specific importer that
  • interprets <lb> tags properly #255
  • maps <milestone type="chapter"> to segments
  • maps teiCorpus > TEI to segments #262
• Export mention statistics now has some configuration options. Import and export plugins can have that as well now. #76
• Sorting of entities in the tree is now case insensitive #257
• Shortcut keys are now displayed in brackets #256
• We can now specify a profile when loading the application #249. The profile is stored in an XML file called profile.xml in the same directory as the XMI file to be loaded. The profile can
  • pre-define flags and entities
  • disallow operations
  • set configuration options
• Singletons can now be displayed in light gray #177

• Java 8 or higher; both Oracle Java and OpenJDK are supported. Due to licensing fees for Oracle JDK, I recommend using OpenJDK.

The core functionality of CorefAnnotator runs fine without JavaFX. What you get from using the JavaFX version is a better integration into the operating systems (mostly file dialogs). And better integration means happier annotators means more productive annotators :-)

Oracle Java 8 includes JavaFX.

If you use OpenJDK or Oracle Java 11 (or higher), you need to install JavaFX separately.

If JavaFX has been installed, the application can be started with the following snippet on the command line:

java --module-path PATH_TO_JAVAFX --add-modules javafx.swing,javafx.controls -jar PATH_TO_COREFANNOTATOR_JAR