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= Developing plugins for Prompt =

== Plugin support in Prompt ==

Similar to Protege, [[Prompt]] supports a plugin framework where developers and researchers can extend both the algorithm functionality of Prompt as well as parts of the user interface. Currently, the framework only supports plugins for merge/mapping algorithms, UI extensions for both the merge and mapping interfaces, and finally an extension to PromptDiff to allow developers to save the calculated operations in different formats. Other extension points are planned for the future.

== How to create a plugin ==

* Creating an algorithm plugin
* Creating a mapping UI plugin
* Contributing a Prompt plugin to be included in the Protege distribution
* Getting source code for Prompt and the example plugins

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		+	== Getting source code for Prompt and the example plugins ==
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		+	Most users probably don't need day to day access to our source code as it changes. For these users, we provide stable versions of the source code for Core Protégé, Protégé-Frames, and Protégé-OWL in ZIP file format on the [[Protege_Desktop_Old_Versions\|downloads page]].
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		+	The source code for Core Protégé 3.x, Protégé-Frames, Protégé-OWL, and many Protégé plug-ins is housed in a Subversion repository, which is an open-source version control system.

−	~~== Getting~~ source code ~~for Prompt~~ and ~~the example plugins ==~~	+	If you just want to browse the latest version of the code or download a few individual files, the best tool for this is the Web based ViewVC for Subversion. You may also go directly to the public repository via any Web browser: http://smi-protege.stanford.edu/repos/protege/.
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		+	If instead, you would like to download the latest version of the source code, you need a Subversion client such as [http://tortoisesvn.tigris.org/ TortoiseSVN]. The proper URL to check out Core Protégé 3.x and Protégé-Frames source code is:
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		+	http://smi-protege.stanford.edu/repos/protege/protege-core/trunk/
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		+	The proper URL to check out Protege-OWL 3.x source code is:
		+	http://smi-protege.stanford.edu/repos/protege/owl/trunk/

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 * [http://protegewiki.stanford.edu/images/8/82/Prompt_Create_Algorithm_Plugin.pdf Creating an algorithm plugin]
 * [http://protegewiki.stanford.edu/images/b/b9/Prompt_Create_MappingUI_Plugin.pdf Creating a mapping UI plugin]
-* Contributing a Prompt plugin to be included in the Protege distribution
 * Getting source code for Prompt and the example plugins

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 == Plugin support in Prompt ==
-Similar to Protege, [[Prompt]] supports a plugin framework where developers and researchers can extend both the algorithm functionality of Prompt as well as parts of the user interface. Currently, the framework only supports plugins for merge/mapping algorithms, UI extensions for both the merge and mapping interfaces, and finally an extension to PromptDiff to allow developers to save the calculated operations in different formats. Other extension points are planned for the future.
+Similar to Protege, [[PROMPT]] supports a plugin framework where developers and researchers can extend both the algorithm functionality of Prompt as well as parts of the user interface. Currently, the framework only supports plugins for merge/mapping algorithms, UI extensions for both the merge and mapping interfaces, and finally an extension to PromptDiff to allow developers to save the calculated operations in different formats. Other extension points are planned for the future.
 == How to create a plugin ==