Apertium-service - Revision history

Firespeaker: /* See also */

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GitHub migration

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Introduction

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Arch Linux

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Requirements

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Requirements

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Requirements

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Requirements

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 {{TOCD}}
+{{Github-unmigrated-tool}}
 ==Introduction==

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 ===Checkout from SVN===
+'''Note:''' After Apertium's migration to GitHub, this tool is '''read-only''' on the SourceForge repository and does not exist on GitHub. If you are interested in migrating this tool to GitHub, see [[Migrating tools to GitHub]].
 apertium-service can be downloaded from the [[Using_SVN | Apertium SVN repository]] with the following command:

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 ==Introduction==
+Apertium-service runs apertium translation pairs as a service and provides '''translate''' and '''detect''' (language recognition) capabilities over an '''XML-RPC''' interface, as well as '''REST''' and '''SOAP''' wrappers.
-A paper describing the service, its interfaces and internal architecture can be found here: http://rua.ua.es/dspace/handle/10045/12031
+The service is implemented as a multi-threaded C++ program which uses libapertium and liblttoolbox to run translation modes (and works by redirecting the C FILE streams within the libraries, instead of starting separate processes and [[NUL flushing]] – see [[Daemon]] for discussion). It also manages a ''resource pool'' of e.g. language pair data, both (eagerly) pre-allocated and (lazily) allocated at need, up to a high water mark.
+A paper describing the service, its interfaces and internal architecture can be found here: http://rua.ua.es/dspace/handle/10045/12031 . The development was also documented on the wiki page [[Apertium going SOA]].
 ==Compiling and Installing==

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 ==See also==
-* [[Apertium going SOA]]
+* [[Apertium going SOA]] - documentation of the development of <code>apertium-service</code>
 * [[Apertium services]]

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 </pre>
 although you might first have to <code>sudo pacman -Rd xmlrpc-c</code> since that (outdated package) conflicts with xmlrpc-c-abyss (also, AMD64 users might have to use [http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=32354 this patch]).
+To make sure apertium-service finds liblttoolbox, do
+<pre>
+$ sudo vi /etc/ld.so.conf
+</pre>
+and append
+<pre>/usr/lib</pre>
+to the file, then run
+<pre>sudo ldconfig</pre>
 ===Checkout from SVN===

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 * libapertiumcombine1 - a library implementing a [[Multi-engine_translation_synthesiser|Multi-Engine Translation Synthesiser]] '''(optional)'''
-* libxmlrpc-c3 - a lightweight RPC library based on XML and HTTP for C and C++. (>= 1.16.07-1)
+* [http://xmlrpc-c.sourceforge.net/ libxmlrpc-c3] - a lightweight RPC library based on XML and HTTP for C and C++. (>= 1.16.07-1)
 * libxml++2 - a C++ interface to libxml2, the GNOME XML library.
 * libboost - Boost C++ libraries are a collection of peer-reviewed, Open Source libraries that extend the functionality of C++. (>= 1.41.0)

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 * libboost-program-options - program options library for C++.
+====Ubuntu====
 To install the xml and boost components on Ubuntu, use
 <pre>
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 </pre>
+====Arch Linux====
 To install the xml, boost and other components on Arch Linux, first do:
 <pre>

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-To install the xml and boost components on Arch Linux, first do:
+To install the xml, boost and other components on Arch Linux, first do:
 <pre>
 sudo pacman -S autoconf automake libtextcat libxml2 libxml++ boost
 </pre>
+Note: libtextcat is optional.
 The other requirements are in AUR. If you have [http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=5863 yaourt], you should be able to do:
 <pre>