- Docker and docker-compose
- FTP credentials to access annotation files
- Glozz annotation tool login key (in order to save annotations)
Initial setup of FTP and Docker container
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Download the glozz-tool from the Glozz website. Unzip and move the jar file to the same directory as the dockerfile and
/data/
directory.mv /glozz-platform-dist-2.1/glozz-platform.jar .
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Download the annotation files from the ftp to the
\data\
directory, such that you have:* corpus\ containing .ac files * annotations\ containing .aa files * styles\ containing .as file * annotationModels\ .aam file
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Build the docker container
docker-compose build & docker-compose up
This will build and run the docker container. Type either
Control C
to shut down gracefully. The next time you are ready to use simply rundocker-compose up
.
After the initial setup, the steps to annotating in Glozz then saving the annotations are:
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Pull new files from FTP
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Start the docker container (add -d only if you want to run in detached mode)
docker-compose up -d
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Remember to save work periodically while annotating in Glozz
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Control C
to quit Glozz (ordocker-compose down
if in detached mode) and then safeguard your changes, e.g. to the FTP (to be discussed further)Note only the .aa files need to be saved