Step 1 of getting this ready for public release. :)

README.md

@@ -12,34 +12,4 @@ Things you can do with it:
 * Do these things in a multithreaded way without having to think about it too much (Thrift provides ten threads).
 * Communicate with the server using the language of your choice (with some additional coding if your choice isn't "Java" or "Python").
 
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-## How to Communicate with the Server on Research Boxes
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-**The server will usually be running on edsel, but check via `qstatx`.  The port will always be 9999.**
-For some examples, please see the scripts/ directory for Python clients, src/StanfordCoreNLPClient.java for a Java client.
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-To write/use a Java client, add `/home/nlp-text/dynamic/NLPTools/thrift/all_thrift_jars.jar`, plus every jar in `/home/nlp-text/dynamic/NLPTools/stanford-core` except the sources and javadoc ones, to your `$CLASSPATH`.
-To write/use a Python client, add `/home/nlp-text/dynamic/NLPTools/stanford-thrift/gen-py` to your `$PYTHONPATH.`
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-### How to Set Up Thrift on Your Local Machine
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-You can communicate with the server on edsel from your local machine in the exact same way you would from any one of the servers.
-As far as I can tell, the required libraries aren't bundled with Thrift, so you can either download `/home/nlp-text/dynamic/NLPTools/thrift/all_thrift_jars.jar` or `/home/nlp-text/dynamic/NLPTools/thrift/lib` from our servers to make sure you have all of them.
-Then download Thrift from the website above and follow the relevant instructions under "Build and Install the Apache Thrift Compiler".
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-## How to Get a Server Running Elsewhere
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-If you are on a research server, the latest version of Stanford CoreNLP will always be in `/home/nlp-text/dynamic/NLPTools/stanford-core`, and Thrift can be found in `/home/nlp-text/dynamic/NLPTools/thrift`.
-Make sure the Stanford CoreNLP jars, as described above, and also either the entire contents of thrift/lib OR `/home/nlp-text/dynamic/NLPTools/thrift/all_thrift_jars.jar`, are on your CLASSPATH.  (The latter is the contents of the former, bundled into one jar using Ant.)
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-1. Clone the operational branch of this project with `git clone -b operational` followed by the SSH address above.  (You can clone the master branch, but that will also give you the source code, which you may not be interested in here).
-2. Add the gen-py directory to your PYTHONPATH.
-3. Run `scripts/start_server.sh <port number>` to start a server.
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-## How to Modify and then Recompile the Clients and Server
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-Assuming you are already able to run a server as per the instructions above, and have this project's master branch cloned, modify the code ONLY if you're faimilar enough with Thrift to do so and then run `ant` to rebuild.  This will result in an updated stanford-corenlp-wrapper.jar in the same place you ran `ant` from (which is probably the place you cloned master to).
+Please see the wiki for more specific information on how to communicate with the server, how to set up Thrift and Stanford CoreNLP, and how to modify this code.