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[protege-discussion] Java-Protege Interfaces: how can they be constructed?
tudorache at stanford.edu
Thu Jan 4 09:45:22 PST 2007
We have a lot of documentation about using the Protege OWL API for your
own application. Please consult the Protege-OWL section of our
We also have code examples and common issues discussed on our wiki in
the "How-to" section:
The method for searching for a class using the Protege OWL API is
owlModel.getMatchingResources. Please consult the Javadoc of the method:
Please post in future OWL related questions on the OWL mailing list.
Leaelaf M Hailemariam wrote:
> Dear group
> My name is Leaelaf Hailemariam from Purdue University. I am currently
> developing an information management system that involves storing OWL
> files with class instances and searching through the list. However, the
> Protege interfaces (for search and edit) are too limited for my
> application: which is product development and thus involves such entries as material
> composition, list of experiments, links to raw data files and the like.
> Thus I am currently developing a Java interface for data entry and search.
> However, I do not know how I can 'pass' commands from the Java code to
> Protege to perform the required search (or edit and save an OWL file) and
> send the pertinent reply back to the Java code.
> Thank you for all your help.
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