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‎Script for converting an OWL file to the DB backend

TaniaTudorache at 22:27, August 7, 2012

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TaniaTudorache at 00:49, April 11, 2009

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TaniaTudorache at 00:35, April 11, 2009

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TaniaTudorache at 00:21, April 11, 2009

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TaniaTudorache at 00:19, April 11, 2009

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TaniaTudorache: New page: = Script for converting an OWL file to the DB backend = This ant script allows you to convert an OWL file to the database backend. '''Note''' You can also make this conversion using the...

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New page: = Script for converting an OWL file to the DB backend = This ant script allows you to convert an OWL file to the database backend. '''Note''' You can also make this conversion using the...

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= Script for converting an OWL file to the DB backend =

This ant script allows you to convert an OWL file to the database backend.

'''Note''' You can also make this conversion using the Protege user interface. We have a step by step guide [[Working_with_the_Database_Backend_in_OWL|here]]. However, if for some reason you do not want to make this conversion in the UI (for example, it takes too long and you want to do it over night, etc.), or this is part of a bigger ant script, then you should use this script.

'''Download''' the [http://smi-protege.stanford.edu/svn/*checkout*/dev-plugins/trunk/convertToDB/bin/convertOWL-2-DB.zip zip archive] with the script from [http://smi-protege.stanford.edu/svn/*checkout*/dev-plugins/trunk/convertToDB/bin/convertOWL-2-DB.zip here].

To use the OWL to DB conversion script:
# Unzip the archive to a directory, e.g. <code>convertOWL-2-db</code>.
# Rename <code>convert.properties.template</code> to <code>convert.properties</code> and edit the property values in the file (this is how you specify the input arguments for the conversion).
# To run the script, you will need http://ant.apache.org/ ant]. To run, start a console, change to the directory where you copied the 3 files and type ant in the console.

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−	The '''source code''' of the converter is available in the [http://smi-protege.stanford.edu/svn/dev-plugins/trunk/convertToDB~~?view=markup~~ SVN repository].	+	The '''source code''' of the converter is available in the [http://smi-protege.stanford.edu/svn/dev-plugins/trunk/convertToDB/ SVN repository].

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−	The '''source code''' of the converter is available in the [http://smi-protege.stanford.edu/svn/dev-plugins/trunk/convertToDB~~/etc/convert.properties.template~~?view=markup SVN repository].	+	The '''source code''' of the converter is available in the [http://smi-protege.stanford.edu/svn/dev-plugins/trunk/convertToDB?view=markup SVN repository].

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−	'''Download''' the [http://smi-protege.stanford.edu/svn/checkout/dev-plugins/trunk/convertToDB/bin/convertOWL-2-DB.zip zip archive] with the script from [http://smi-protege.stanford.edu/svn/checkout/dev-plugins/trunk/convertToDB/bin/convertOWL-2-DB.zip here].	+	'''Download''' the [http://smi-protege.stanford.edu/svn/dev-plugins/trunk/convertToDB/bin/convertOWL-2-DB.zip zip archive] with the script from [http://smi-protege.stanford.edu/svn/dev-plugins/trunk/convertToDB/bin/convertOWL-2-DB.zip here].


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−	The '''source code''' of the converter is available in the [http://smi-protege.stanford.edu/svn/checkout/dev-plugins/trunk/convertToDB/~~src~~/~~edu/stanford/smi/protegex/util/ConvertToDb~~.~~java~~ SVN repository].	+	The '''source code''' of the converter is available in the [http://smi-protege.stanford.edu/svn/dev-plugins/trunk/convertToDB/etc/convert.properties.template?view=markup SVN repository].

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	= Script for converting an OWL file to the DB backend =		= Script for converting an OWL file to the DB backend =

−	'''This ant script allows you to convert an OWL file to the database backend.''' ~~The script allows you to do~~ <code>streaming or non-streaming</code> ~~conversion of an OWL file into a database~~. In the configuration file you have to specify the OWL file to convert, the database connection information, and the conversion mode. The configuration file (<code>convert.properties</code>) is documented and straightforward to use.	+	'''This ant script allows you to convert an OWL file to the database backend''' (<code>streaming or non-streaming</code>). In the configuration file you have to specify the OWL file to convert, the database connection information, and the conversion mode. The configuration file (<code>convert.properties</code>) is documented and straightforward to use.

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 # Unzip the archive to a directory, e.g. <code>convertOWL-2-db</code>.
 # Rename <code>convert.properties.template</code> to <code>convert.properties</code> and edit the property values in the file (this is how you specify the input arguments for the conversion).
-# To run the script, you will need [http://ant.apache.org/ ant]. To run, start a console, change to the directory where you copied the 3 files and type <code>ant</code> in the console.
+# To run the script, you will need [http://ant.apache.org/ ant]. To run, start a console, change to the directory where you unzipped the files (e.g., <code>convertOWL-2-DB</code>) and type <code>ant</code> in the console.
 The '''source code''' of the converter is available in the [http://smi-protege.stanford.edu/svn/*checkout*/dev-plugins/trunk/convertToDB/src/edu/stanford/smi/protegex/util/ConvertToDb.java SVN repository].

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	= Script for converting an OWL file to the DB backend =		= Script for converting an OWL file to the DB backend =

−	'''This ant script allows you to convert an OWL file to the database backend.'''	+	'''This ant script allows you to convert an OWL file to the database backend.''' The script allows you to do <code>streaming or non-streaming</code> conversion of an OWL file into a database. In the configuration file you have to specify the OWL file to convert, the database connection information, and the conversion mode. The configuration file (<code>convert.properties</code>) is documented and straightforward to use.

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 = Script for converting an OWL file to the DB backend =
-This ant script allows you to convert an OWL file to the database backend.
+'''This ant script allows you to convert an OWL file to the database backend.'''
-'''Note''' You can also make this conversion using the Protege user interface. We have a step by step guide [[Working_with_the_Database_Backend_in_OWL|here]]. However, if  for some reason you do not want to make this conversion in the UI (for example, it takes too long and you want to do it over night, etc.), or this is part of a bigger ant script, then you should use this script.
+'''Note''' ''You can also make this conversion using the Protege user interface. We have a step by step guide [[Working_with_the_Database_Backend_in_OWL|here]]. However, if  for some reason you do not want to make this conversion in the UI (for example, it takes too long and you want to do it over night, etc.), or this is part of a bigger ant script, then you should use this script.''
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 # Unzip the archive to a directory, e.g. <code>convertOWL-2-db</code>.
 # Rename <code>convert.properties.template</code> to <code>convert.properties</code> and edit the property values in the file (this is how you specify the input arguments for the conversion).
-# To run the script, you will need http://ant.apache.org/ ant]. To run, start a console, change to the directory where you copied the 3 files and type ant in the console.
+# To run the script, you will need [http://ant.apache.org/ ant]. To run, start a console, change to the directory where you copied the 3 files and type <code>ant</code> in the console.