Protege 5 Development Environment - Revision history

TaniaTudorache at 21:30, April 25, 2017

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JenniferVendetti: changed references to protege 4 throughout to protege 5

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changed references to protege 4 throughout to protege 5

JenniferVendetti: JenniferVendetti moved page Protege 4 Development Environment to Protege 5 Development Environment: Changing page name due to the fact that this will never be part of a Protege 4.x build.

2013-10-04T23:19:37Z

JenniferVendetti moved page Protege 4 Development Environment to Protege 5 Development Environment: Changing page name due to the fact that this will never be part of a Protege 4.x build.

Tredmond: /* Introduction */

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‎Introduction

Tredmond: /* Setting up Eclipse */

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‎Setting up Eclipse

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‎Setting up Eclipse

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‎Setting up Eclipse

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‎Setting up Eclipse

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‎Setting up Eclipse

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‎Setting up Eclipse

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	= Setting Up the Protege 5 Server Development Environment =		= Setting Up the Protege 5 Server Development Environment =
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−	The Protege server is going to be released with a version of Protege 5.0 very soon. At that time this page will be divided into instructions for users wanting to try it out and a developer page for developers. Until that time, we will only include the developer page.

	== Prerequisites ==		== Prerequisites ==

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 = Introduction =
-The Protege 4 client server allows multiple Protege 4 clients (such as the desktop application) to browse and edit concurrently an ontology stored on a Protege 4 server.
+The Protege 5 client server allows multiple Protege 5 clients (such as the desktop application) to browse and edit concurrently an ontology stored on a Protege 5 server.
-The Protege 4 client server works in a way similar to SVN (update, commit, resolve conflicts). The conflict resolution mechanism is pluggable. You can read more about the client-server implementation (as a generic OWL-API server) in [http://bmir.stanford.edu/publications/view.php/managing_change_an_ontology_version_control_system this paper].  Here is the first of several videos that I am going to make to demonstrate server features:
+The Protege 5 client server works in a way similar to SVN (update, commit, resolve conflicts). The conflict resolution mechanism is pluggable. You can read more about the client-server implementation (as a generic OWL-API server) in [http://bmir.stanford.edu/publications/view.php/managing_change_an_ontology_version_control_system this paper].  Here is the first of several videos that I am going to make to demonstrate server features:
 <ul>
 <li>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9L2CUQiRBo Protege OWL Client-Server Basics]</li>
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 </ul>
-= Setting Up the Protege 4 Server Development Environment =
+= Setting Up the Protege 5 Server Development Environment =
-The Protege server is going to be released with a version of Protege 4.2 very soon.  At that time this page will be divided into instructions for users wanting to try it out and a developer page for developers. Until that time, we will only include the developer page.
+The Protege server is going to be released with a version of Protege 5.0 very soon.  At that time this page will be divided into instructions for users wanting to try it out and a developer page for developers. Until that time, we will only include the developer page.
 == Prerequisites ==

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 The Protege 4 client server works in a way similar to SVN (update, commit, resolve conflicts). The conflict resolution mechanism is pluggable. You can read more about the client-server implementation (as a generic OWL-API server) in [http://bmir.stanford.edu/publications/view.php/managing_change_an_ontology_version_control_system this paper].  Here is the first of several videos that I am going to make to demonstrate server features:
 <ul>
-<li>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9L2CUQiRBo Protege OWL Client-Server Basics]<li>
+<li>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9L2CUQiRBo Protege OWL Client-Server Basics]</li>
 </ul>
 = Status =

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 # first check the project out from svn (e.g., ''svn checkout https://smi-protege.stanford.edu/repos/protege/protege4/libraries/org.protege.owl.server/trunk org.protege.owl.server''). This can be done using the eclipse tools but don't worry about how the project gets configured.  Then, after making sure that the META-INF/MANIFEST.MF file has not been modified when eclipse checked out the org.protege.owl.server.
 # make the maven call ''mvn eclipse:clean eclipse:eclipse''.
-# in eclipse either refresh the org.protege.owl.server project, if it is already visible there, or import the project using the ''File&rarr;Import&rarr:Existing Projects Into Workspace'' menu.
+# in eclipse either refresh the org.protege.owl.server project, if it is already visible there, or import the project using the ''File&rarr;Import&rarr;Existing Projects Into Workspace'' menu.

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 # first check the project out from svn (e.g., ''svn checkout https://smi-protege.stanford.edu/repos/protege/protege4/libraries/org.protege.owl.server/trunk org.protege.owl.server''). This can be done using the eclipse tools but don't worry about how the project gets configured.  Then, after making sure that the META-INF/MANIFEST.MF file has not been modified when eclipse checked out the org.protege.owl.server.
 # make the maven call ''mvn eclipse:clean eclipse:eclipse''.
-# in eclipse either refresh the org.protege.owl.server project, if it is already visible there, or import the project using the File&rarr;
+# in eclipse either refresh the org.protege.owl.server project, if it is already visible there, or import the project using the ''File&rarr;Import&rarr:Existing Projects Into Workspace'' menu.

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 To configure the org.protege.owl.server project follow the following steps:
-# first check the project out from svn (e.g., ''svn checkout https://smi-protege.stanford.edu/repos/protege/protege4/libraries/org.protege.owl.server/trunk org.protege.owl.server''. This can be done using the eclipse tools but don't worry about how the project gets configured.  Then, after making sure that the META-INF/MANIFEST.MF file has not been modified when eclipse checked out the org.protege.owl.server.
+# first check the project out from svn (e.g., ''svn checkout https://smi-protege.stanford.edu/repos/protege/protege4/libraries/org.protege.owl.server/trunk org.protege.owl.server''). This can be done using the eclipse tools but don't worry about how the project gets configured.  Then, after making sure that the META-INF/MANIFEST.MF file has not been modified when eclipse checked out the org.protege.owl.server.
-# make the maven call
+# make the maven call ''mvn eclipse:clean eclipse:eclipse''.
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+# in eclipse either refresh the org.protege.owl.server project, if it is already visible there, or import the project using the File&arror;