Local Server Run Fails Due to Main Website Outage

[mkarmona]

@AngledLuffa The local version of CoreNLP isn't working because it's missing some JavaScript fetches from the main online website, which is currently down. What could be the potential solution?

• Provide a hosted version of those files?
• Or include them within the built package?

[mkarmona]

I see there a reference to same issue time ago here

[AngledLuffa]

Yes, I can see the advantage of that (in particular, our own demo is currently toast as well)

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[AngledLuffa]

A big limitation here is that the CoreNLP server doesn't serve arbitrary pages. I have to imagine that would be a big security risk. Again I think the best solution is to wrap it in nginx or apache and serve the static files that way. One limitation would be the landing page might need some edits to actually connect to the right host. I can spend a little time working on that