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== Working with Protege 4 source code == | == Working with Protege 4 source code == | ||
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+ | - Need to add some explanatory text here about how to choose between compiling using a separate project for each bundle vs. using one big project. | ||
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+ | - Maybe some high-level description here would be helpful about how source code is organized since it's different than 3.3.1, i.e., we're using OSGi now?<br /><br /> | ||
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− | <li>[[CompileProtege4InEclipse|Compile and run Protege 4 in Eclipse]] - this page gives directions for compiling Protege 4.0 sources in Eclipse where each bundle is created as a separate Eclipse project.</li> | + | <li>[[CompileProtege4InEclipse|Compile and run Protege 4 in Eclipse]] - this page gives directions for compiling Protege 4.0 sources in Eclipse where ''each bundle is created as a separate Eclipse project''.</li> |
+ | <li>[[CompileProtege4InEclipseOneProject|Compile and run Protege 4 in Eclipse]] - this page gives directions for compiling Protege 4.0 sources in Eclipse where ''all bundles are encapsulated in one Eclipse project''.</li> | ||
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Revision as of 15:34, October 16, 2007
Protege 4 Developer Documentation
This page is still somewhat under construction...
Contents
Working with Protege 4 source code
To Do List:
- Need to add some explanatory text here about how to choose between compiling using a separate project for each bundle vs. using one big project.
- Maybe some high-level description here would be helpful about how source code is organized since it's different than 3.3.1, i.e., we're using OSGi now?
- Compile and run Protege 4 in Eclipse - this page gives directions for compiling Protege 4.0 sources in Eclipse where each bundle is created as a separate Eclipse project.
- Compile and run Protege 4 in Eclipse - this page gives directions for compiling Protege 4.0 sources in Eclipse where all bundles are encapsulated in one Eclipse project.