Protege4ClientServer
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Introduction
These are some pages under development to document the Protege 4 Server. We are hoping to release an early alpha soon. <p/>
Videos
Here is the first of several videos that I am going to make to demonstrate server features:
Installation details
The purpose of these pages is to allow people to know what is installed by the server installation and what options the user can change.
Linux
On a linux system the following files and directories are created:
- /usr/local/protege which contains the core server installation in the subdirectory server, the users data files in the subdirectory data and some command line utilities in the bin subdirectory.
- /etc/init.d/protege which is a script that ensures that the Protege server is started at boot time.
- /etc/default/protege which is a properties file that configures the init.d script above. The user will have to modify this file before the server will run correctly.
An example/etc/default/protege file looks like this:
# # This file goes into /etc/default/protege and holds the default # settings for the Protege Server. # HOSTNAME=`hostname` PROTEGE_SERVER_PREFIX=/usr/local/protege PROTEGE_SANDBOX_USER=tredmond JAVA_CMD=/usr/local/java/jdk1.7.0_06/bin/java PID=/var/log/protege/PID
