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JenniferVendetti at 23:07, May 27, 2008

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TaniaTudorache: /* How to use the OWL Classes Panel in your own application */

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‎How to use the OWL Classes Panel in your own application

TaniaTudorache: /* How to use the OWL Classes Panel in your own application */

2008-03-18T22:04:51Z

‎How to use the OWL Classes Panel in your own application

TaniaTudorache: New page: == How to use the OWL Classes Panel in your own application == The recommended way is to use the `edu.stanford.smi.protegex.owl.ui.dialogs.SelectClassPanel` class. It will prov...

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New page: == How to use the OWL Classes Panel in your own application == The recommended way is to use the <code>edu.stanford.smi.protegex.owl.ui.dialogs.SelectClassPanel</code> class. It will prov...

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== How to use the OWL Classes Panel in your own application ==

The recommended way is to use the <code>edu.stanford.smi.protegex.owl.ui.dialogs.SelectClassPanel</code> class. It will provide you with the same view of the classes tree as the one showed in the OWL Classes Tab.

The code below shows how to use the classes panel in a JFrame:

<code><pre>
SelectClassPanel panel = new SelectClassPanel(owlModel, rootClses, false, true);

JFrame f = new JFrame();
f.setSize(300, 700);
f.setContentPane(panel);
f.setVisible(true);
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The arguments of the <code>SelectClassesPanel</code> constructor are:
* the OWLModel owlModel
* Collection rootClses - e.g. can be a collection containing just owl:Thing
* boolean multiple - allows multiple selection in the classes tree or not
* boolean editable - allows or not the creation of subclasses and siblings (by showing the create icons)

'''Note''': If you loaded the OWL ontology by using the <code>Project</code> methods (e.g. <code>Project.load(String path, Collection errors)</code>) then the system classes (e.g. owl:Class, rdf:Property, etc.) will be hidden by default.

If you load the OWL ontology by using the <code>ProtegeOWL</code> methods (e.g. <code>ProtegeOWL.createJenaOWLModelFromURI(someURI)</code>) then you will need to use the method from below to hide the system frames:

<code><pre>
public static void makeSystemClassesHidden(OWLModel owlModel) {
Collection systemFrames = new HashSet(owlModel.getSystemFrames().getFrames());
systemFrames.addAll(owlModel.getOWLSystemResources());

for (Iterator iterator = systemFrames.iterator(); iterator.hasNext();) {
Frame frame = (Frame) iterator.next();
frame.setVisible(false);
}
owlModel.getOWLThingClass().setVisible(true);
}
</pre></code>

Call the <code>makeSystemClassesHidden</code> method before the call to the constructor for <code>SelectClassPanel</code>.

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	Call the <code>makeSystemClassesHidden</code> method before the call to the constructor for <code>SelectClassPanel</code>.		Call the <code>makeSystemClassesHidden</code> method before the call to the constructor for <code>SelectClassPanel</code>.
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		+	=== Example ===
		+
		+	You can download from [http://protegewiki.stanford.edu/images/8/82/TwoClassTreesTab.zip here] the binaries and source code for an example Tab plugin that shows two SelectClassesPanel side by side. The left one shows the pizza ontology and the right one the koala ontology.
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		+	To install the plugin, just unzip the archive in the Protege plugin folder. Then open Protege, create a new OWL/RDF file and enable the TwoClassesTressTab from Project menu -> Configure. Below is a screenshot of the plugin.
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      owlModel.getOWLThingClass().setVisible(true);
+}
 </pre></code>
 Call the <code>makeSystemClassesHidden</code> method before the call to the constructor for <code>SelectClassPanel</code>.

UseOWLClassesPanel - Revision history

JenniferVendetti at 23:07, May 27, 2008

JenniferVendetti: categorizing page

TaniaTudorache: /* How to use the OWL Classes Panel in your own application */

TaniaTudorache: /* How to use the OWL Classes Panel in your own application */

TaniaTudorache: New page: == How to use the OWL Classes Panel in your own application == The recommended way is to use the edu.stanford.smi.protegex.owl.ui.dialogs.SelectClassPanel class. It will prov...

TaniaTudorache: New page: == How to use the OWL Classes Panel in your own application == The recommended way is to use the `edu.stanford.smi.protegex.owl.ui.dialogs.SelectClassPanel` class. It will prov...