Protege Client-Server

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Protege Client-Server

by Stanford Center for Biomedical Informatics Research

Protege Client-Server is an extension of Protege that allows either the Protege-Frames or Protege-OWL editors to be used in client-server mode.

Plugins for Protege Client-Server

This section lists available plugins for Protege Client-Server and their associated topics.

Plugin Associated topics
BioPortal Reference Plugin Biomedical Informatics
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Versions of Protege Client-Server

This section lists versions of Protege Client-Server with associated changelogs.

Version Changelog Release date
Protege Client-Server 3.4.7 Release notes 2455757.515 July 2011
Protege Client-Server 3.4.6 Release notes 2455676.525 April 2011
Protege Client-Server 3.4.5 Release notes 2455631.511 March 2011
Protege Client-Server 3.4.4 Release notes 2455263.58 March 2010
Protege Client-Server 3.4.3 Release notes 2455230.53 February 2010
Protege Client-Server 3.4.2 Release notes 2455181.516 December 2009
Protege Client-Server 3.4.1 http://mailman.stanford.edu/pipermail/protege-users/2009/000031.html 2455000.518 June 2009
Protege Client-Server 3.4 http://protege.stanford.edu/protege/3.4/webnotes/ReleaseNotes.html 2454577.521 April 2008
Protege Client-Server 3.3.1 http://mailman.stanford.edu/pipermail/protege-users/2007/000015.html 2454336.524 August 2007


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More Details

The ability to run Protege in client-server mode is standard functionality. There are no additional software installations necessary. To learn how to configure and run Protege in client-server mode, please refer to the Protege Client-Server tutorial.

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