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[protege-discussion] Changes captured into database
Daniel Holbert
holbert at helix.stanford.edu
Mon Mar 19 05:05:36 PDT 2007
Just wanted to add my support to this -- full traceability of all user
changes would be awesome. (in my case, for a db-backed multi-user
protege-frames project)
Thanks,
~Daniel
Markus Bohr wrote:
>> Hi Markus,
> Tania Tudorache <tudorache <at> stanford.edu> writes:
>> This is not supported yet. The Changes project is using the RDF Backend
>> as you have probably figured out and currently the RDF Backend works in
>> file mode, not in database mode.
>>
>> We will release next week a new version of the ChangesTab that will work
>> in multi-user Protege. It won't be difficult to modify it so that it
>> works with a Frames database changes project and this might be one of
>> the first enhancements that we are going to do after we release it.
>>
>> The current version of the Changes Tab expects the Changes ontology to
>> be in a rdf and rdfs file, so converting it into a database project
>> won't work.
>>
>> Tania
>
> Hi Tania,
>
> Yes, that sounds very promising.
> Are there already any ideas or plans for extending of the change management
> ontology to additionally capture changes applied to slot values?!
> I guess this would be the next step towords a full traceability of user changes
> applied to the ontology..
>
> Best wishes,
> markus.
>
>
>
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