Changes Tab - Revision history

TaniaTudorache at 21:11, December 16, 2009

2009-12-16T21:11:13Z

TaniaTudorache: /* How to store the Changes and Annotations ontology in a database */

2008-10-27T09:45:34Z

‎How to store the Changes and Annotations ontology in a database

TaniaTudorache: added how to use the ChAO in db mode

2008-10-14T07:17:56Z

added how to use the ChAO in db mode

TaniaTudorache: /* Clean-up of the Changes Ontology */

2008-06-16T22:17:47Z

‎Clean-up of the Changes Ontology

TaniaTudorache: /* Clean-up of the Changes Ontology */

2008-06-16T22:17:08Z

‎Clean-up of the Changes Ontology

TaniaTudorache: /* Clean-up of the Changes Ontology */

2008-03-14T04:13:32Z

‎Clean-up of the Changes Ontology

TaniaTudorache at 04:04, March 14, 2008

2008-03-14T04:04:09Z

TaniaTudorache: added screenshhot

2008-01-10T02:22:41Z

added screenshhot

JenniferVendetti: created page content

2007-09-11T23:30:10Z

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JenniferVendetti at 23:25, September 11, 2007

2007-09-11T23:25:01Z

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-=== Installation ===
+= Installation =
 The Changes Tab is bundled with the [http://protege.stanford.edu/download/download.html "full" installation of Protege].
-=== Source Code ===
+= Source Code =
 The source code for the Changes Tab is available in the Protege Subversion repository: http://smi-protege.stanford.edu/svn/change-management/trunk/.
-=== Documentation ===
+= Documentation =
 Documentation for the Changes Tab (including how to use this tab in client-server mode) is available in the form of a PDF document: http://smi-protege.stanford.edu/svn/change-management/trunk/docs/ChangesDoc.pdf
-=== How to store the Changes and Annotations ontology in a database ===
+= How to store the Changes and Annotations ontology in a database =
 If you have an existing changes and annotation ontology (ChAO) associated to your project, then it is probably stored as RDF(S) files. For example, if you enabled the Changes Tab for the pizza.pprj project, then you would see in the pizza folder the following files:
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 The next time you start Protege with the Changes Tab or with [http://protege.stanford.edu/doc/collab-protege/ Collaborative Protege], it will use the new database backed changes and annotation ontology.
-=== Clean up of the Changes Ontology ===
+= Clean up of the Changes Ontology =
 Starting with Protege 3.4 beta 129, we have added a new feature available through the Changes menu (which is activated when the ChangesTab is visible). Users are able to delete from the Changes ontology the change instances and/or the annotation instances. The user is also able to create an archive of the current Changes ontology before the delete operation.
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 '''Note:''' This functionality is available in stand-alone mode. In client-server mode, the "Clean-up changes ontology" will not be available.
-=== Level of Support ===
 Please post questions about the Changes Tab on the [http://mailman.stanford.edu/mailman/listinfo/protege-discussion protege-discussion mailing list].
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-Starting with '''Protege 3.4 beta 507''', it is possible to store the ChAO ontology using the database backend. For this, you only need to convert the existing annotations project to use the "Protege database" backend. Step-by-step guide on the pizza example from above:
+Starting with '''Protege 3.4 beta 513''', it is possible to store the ChAO ontology using the database backend. For this, you only need to convert the existing annotations project to use the "Protege database" backend. Step-by-step guide on the pizza example from above:
 # Open the annotation_pizza.pprj in Protege
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 The next time you start Protege with the Changes Tab or with [http://protege.stanford.edu/doc/collab-protege/ Collaborative Protege], it will use the new database backed changes and annotation ontology.
 === Clean up of the Changes Ontology ===

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 Documentation for the Changes Tab (including how to use this tab in client-server mode) is available in the form of a PDF document: http://smi-protege.stanford.edu/svn/change-management/trunk/docs/ChangesDoc.pdf
-=== Clean-up of the Changes Ontology ===
+If you have an existing changes and annotation ontology (ChAO) associated to your project, then it is probably stored as RDF(S) files. For example, if you enabled the Changes Tab for the pizza.pprj project, then you would see in the pizza folder the following files:
 Starting with Protege 3.4 beta 129, we have added a new feature available through the Changes menu (which is activated when the ChangesTab is visible). Users are able to delete from the Changes ontology the change instances and/or the annotation instances. The user is also able to create an archive of the current Changes ontology before the delete operation.

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        |____annotation_pizza.rdf
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 '''Make sure to save the Changes ontology to make the modifications permanent'''. You can save the Changes ontology, either from '''Changes Menu -> Save Changes Ontology''', or by saving the domain project (File menu -> Save).

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        |____annotation_pizza.rdf
 </pre></code>
 '''Note:''' This functionality is available in stand-alone mode. In client-server mode, the "Clean-up changes ontology" will not be available.

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		+	'''Note:''' This functionality is available in stand-alone mode. In client-server mode, the "Clean-up changes ontology" will not be available.

	=== Level of Support ===		=== Level of Support ===

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 |ForApplication2=Protege-OWL
 |ForApplication3=Protege Client-Server
 |HomepageURL=http://protegewiki.stanford.edu/index.php/Changes_Tab
 |DeveloperID1=William Liu
 |DeveloperID2=Tania Tudorache
 |DeveloperID3=Timothy Redmond
-|LastUpdated=January 09, 2008
+|LastUpdated=2008/01/09
 |Topic1=Project Management
 |License=Mozilla Public License
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 |Description=Allows users to track and annotate changes to Protege ontologies.
 }}
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 == More Information ==
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 === Documentation ===
 Documentation for the Changes Tab (including how to use this tab in client-server mode) is available in the form of a PDF document: http://smi-protege.stanford.edu/svn/change-management/trunk/docs/ChangesDoc.pdf
 === Level of Support ===