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* [[SetUpEclipseForPlugin|'''<u>Setting up Eclipse for plug-in development</u>''']] - '''This is what you usually want''' | * [[SetUpEclipseForPlugin|'''<u>Setting up Eclipse for plug-in development</u>''']] - '''This is what you usually want''' | ||
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Revision as of 14:47, May 23, 2016
Protege 3 Developer Documentation
Please note that this documentation refers *only* to the Protege 3.x series. For Protege 4.x and higher, please visit this page.
Contents
Programming Tips & Tricks
General (common to Protege-Frames & Protege-OWL)
- Accessing the Protege source code from SVN - check the dev.html
- Protege Programming Development Kit (PDK) - check the dev.html
- Setting up Eclipse for plug-in development - This is what you usually want
- Using and configuring Protégé's Ant build scripts
- Advanced
- Compiling and Running Protege-Frames and OWL in a Java Development Environment (e.g., Eclipse) - Advanced: look here only if you want to compile yourself the Protege source code. Most developers do not need this.
- Working with forms
- Client-Server (Multi-user mode)
- Collaboration features
- Accessing the Lucene Query plug-in programatically
- Tips for handling multiple threads writing to a Protege knowledge-base
- How to implement compression over rmi
- Design and rationale for the Protege 3 database schema
Protege-OWL Specific
- Working with the Protege-OWL API
- The Reasoning API
- OWL Database
- Configuring the User Interface using the API
Protege-Frames Specific
Plug-in Development
- Notes for developers on migrating plug-ins to Protege 3.4 build 500 (and higher)
- Learn how to create a manifest and JAR file for your plug-in
- Tips for packaging your plug-in for distribution
- Instructions for declaring dependencies between Protege plug-ins
- How to make your plug-in's documentation available to users from within Protege