Graph Widget Upgrade from 3.3 to 3.4 - Revision history

JenniferVendetti: /* Troubleshoot node labels */

2009-06-11T22:30:11Z

‎Troubleshoot node labels

JenniferVendetti at 22:29, June 11, 2009

2009-06-11T22:29:52Z

JenniferVendetti: /* Fix connector slots */

2009-06-11T22:29:18Z

‎Fix connector slots

JenniferVendetti: /* Fix connector slots */

2009-06-11T22:28:24Z

‎Fix connector slots

JenniferVendetti: /* Fix connector slots */

2009-06-11T22:27:56Z

‎Fix connector slots

JenniferVendetti at 22:26, June 11, 2009

2009-06-11T22:26:21Z

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2009-06-11T22:23:51Z

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2009-06-11T22:22:25Z

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 === Troubleshoot node labels ===
-If the nodes labels in existing graphs do not appear as you remember, your display slot configuration information may have been lost.  (This problem is unrelated to the graph widget).  You can fix this issue by navigating to the Forms tab and reassigning display slots in the Form Editor pane.
+If the node labels in existing graphs do not appear as you remember, your display slot configuration information may have been lost.  (This problem is unrelated to the graph widget).  You can fix this issue by navigating to the Forms tab and reassigning display slots in the Form Editor pane.
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 * Double-click on the property in the Form Editor to bring up the graph widget configuration dialog.
 * On the Nodes tab, select the desired class and reassign the appropriate connector slot from the Connector Slot combo box.
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 === Fix connector slots ===
-The creation and subsequent removal of a .forms file in the previous steps fixes all but one issue, which must be repaired manually.  The graph widget is not able to retrieve information about any of the "connector slots" that you may have assigned to particular classes via the graph widget configuration dialog.  If you do not fix this issue, your existing graphs will appear with nodes, but no links between nodes.  Please re-assign connector slots by doing the following:
+The creation and subsequent removal of a .forms file in the previous steps fixes all but one issue, which must be repaired manually.  The graph widget is not able to retrieve information about any of the "connector slots" that you may have assigned to particular classes via the graph widget configuration dialog.  If you do not fix this issue, your existing graphs will appear with nodes, but no links between nodes.  (This is only true for graphs that use connector slots, not reified relations for links).   Please re-assign connector slots by doing the following:
 * Navigate to the Forms tab.

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 === Fix connector slots ===
-The creation and subsequent removal of a .forms file in the previous step fixes all but one issue, which must be repaired manually.  The graph widget is not able to retrieve information about any of the "connector slots" that you may have assigned to particular classes via the graph widget configuration dialog.  If you do not fix this issue, your existing graphs will appear with nodes, but no links between nodes.  Please re-assign connector slots by doing the following:
+The creation and subsequent removal of a .forms file in the previous steps fixes all but one issue, which must be repaired manually.  The graph widget is not able to retrieve information about any of the "connector slots" that you may have assigned to particular classes via the graph widget configuration dialog.  If you do not fix this issue, your existing graphs will appear with nodes, but no links between nodes.  Please re-assign connector slots by doing the following:
 * Navigate to the Forms tab.

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 === Fix connector slots ===
-The creation and subsequent removal of a .forms file in the previous step fixes most issues automatically.  There is one problem remaining however, that must be fixed manually.  The graph widget is not able to retrieve information about any of the "connector slots" that you may have assigned to particular classes via the graph widget configuration dialog.  If you do not fix this issue, your existing graphs will appear with nodes, but no links between nodes.  Please re-assign connector slots by doing the following:
+The creation and subsequent removal of a .forms file in the previous step fixes all but one issue, which must be repaired manually.  The graph widget is not able to retrieve information about any of the "connector slots" that you may have assigned to particular classes via the graph widget configuration dialog.  If you do not fix this issue, your existing graphs will appear with nodes, but no links between nodes.  Please re-assign connector slots by doing the following:
 * Navigate to the Forms tab.
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 * Double-click on the property in the Form Editor to bring up the graph widget configuration dialog.
 * On the Nodes tab, select the desired class and reassign the appropriate connector slot from the Connector Slot combo box.
 === Troubleshoot node labels ===

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 This wiki article documents the process for upgrading Protege projects that use the graph widget from Protege 3.3 to Protege 3.4.  Please note that this article is '''only applicable to OWL projects'''.  If your project uses Frames, you do not need to perform any extra steps to upgrade.
-Protege's underlying support for OWL underwent some major changes between the 3.3 and 3.4 releases.  Overall, these changes are extremely positive and allow for much faster parsing, improved namespace handling, direct connection to the Pellet reasoner, etc.  One side-effect of these changes however, is an incompatibility between versions in the way the graph widget reads and stores configuration data.  If you have a project in Protege 3.3, it is not possible to simply open your project in 3.4 and have the graph widget function as expected.  You must perform a series of manual steps (outlined below) to modify your 3.3 project in such a way that the graph widget will function properly in 3.4.<br /><br />
+Protege's OWL support underwent major changes between the 3.3 and 3.4 releases.  Overall, these changes are extremely positive and allow for much faster parsing, improved namespace handling, direct connection to the Pellet reasoner, etc.  One side-effect of these changes however, is an incompatibility between versions in the way the graph widget reads and stores configuration data.  If you have a project in Protege 3.3, it is not possible to simply open your project in 3.4 and have the graph widget function as expected.  You must perform a series of manual steps (outlined below) to modify your 3.3 project in such a way that the graph widget will function properly in 3.4.<br /><br />
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	If the nodes labels in existing graphs do not appear as you remember, your display slot configuration information may have been lost. (This problem is unrelated to the graph widget). You can fix this issue by navigating to the Forms tab and reassigning display slots in the Form Editor pane.		If the nodes labels in existing graphs do not appear as you remember, your display slot configuration information may have been lost. (This problem is unrelated to the graph widget). You can fix this issue by navigating to the Forms tab and reassigning display slots in the Form Editor pane.
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−	=== ~~Node~~ labels ===	+	=== Troubleshoot node labels ===

	If the nodes labels in existing graphs do not appear as you remember, your display slot configuration information may have been lost. (This problem is unrelated to the graph widget). You can fix this issue by navigating to the Forms tab and reassigning display slots in the Form Editor pane.		If the nodes labels in existing graphs do not appear as you remember, your display slot configuration information may have been lost. (This problem is unrelated to the graph widget). You can fix this issue by navigating to the Forms tab and reassigning display slots in the Form Editor pane.

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	* Double-click on the property in the Form Editor to bring up the graph widget configuration dialog.		* Double-click on the property in the Form Editor to bring up the graph widget configuration dialog.
	* On the Nodes tab, select the desired class and reassign the appropriate connector slot from the Connector Slot combo box.		* On the Nodes tab, select the desired class and reassign the appropriate connector slot from the Connector Slot combo box.
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		+	=== Node labels ===
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		+	If the nodes labels in existing graphs do not appear as you remember, your display slot configuration information may have been lost. (This problem is unrelated to the graph widget). You can fix this issue by navigating to the Forms tab and reassigning display slots in the Form Editor pane.