On Jul 2, 2009, at 6:30 AM, Saumi Bulathsinghe wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm new to this mail list as well as Protege-OWL API.
>
> My question is I want to use functionalities of Protege-OWL API to
> query and traverse the content of an ontology. i do not want to make
> a plugin but i want to call those functions in my application.
That is certainly possible.
I often prototype code for plugins by doing command-line versions
first, before I work on the GUI.
> Please tell me how to do this such as weather i need to install the
> protege to do this or weather i can just call the classes that has
> been created.
Well, you need to install Protege at least to the point where you get
the proper Java jar files installed.
Once you have the jar files, you can run the code without needing to
start the Java application.
You will need to add the following jar files to your classpath:
protege-directory/*.jar
protege-directory/plugins/edu.stanford.smi.protegex.owl/*.jar
Then you can use any of the classes and methods in the Protege-OWL API.
> if i can't do this please tell me a place to find the code to
> traverse and querry OWL ontology as it is urgent.
Your other choice would be to use the OWL-API to work with your OWL
ontology.
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