[protege-discussion] pprj file - WAS: (no subject)

[Tania Tudorache]

I am not sure what you mean by getting a copy of the pprj file. If you 
want to make a copy of the existing project, we have this documented on 
the wiki:

http://protege.cim3.net/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?SaveAs

Tania


Sjaak van Werkhoven wrote:
> Dear list
>
> The classWriter and instanceWriter files mentioned are related to
> copies of the pins and pont files. Can someone tell me how i can get
> hold of a copy of the pprj file?
>
> greeting
>
> Sjaak van Werkhoven
>
>   
>> Yes, that code is well hidden :)
>>
>> You'll find the code for the CLIPS export in
>>
>> edu.stanford.smi.protege.storage.clips.ClipsImportExportPlugin
>>
>> the method you're interested in is:
>>
>>     private static void exportProject(Project project, String
>> clsesFileName, String instancesFileName) {
>>         Collection errors = new ArrayList();
>>         KnowledgeBase kb = project.getKnowledgeBase();
>>         ClipsKnowledgeBaseFactory factory = new ClipsKnowledgeBaseFactory();
>>         Writer clsesWriter = FileUtilities.getWriter(clsesFileName);
>>         Writer instancesWriter = FileUtilities.getWriter(instancesFileName);
>>         factory.saveKnowledgeBase(kb, clsesWriter, instancesWriter, errors);
>>         handleErrors(errors);
>>     }
>>
>> where "project" is the remote Project object. If you don't have a
>> reference for the remote project, you can get one pretty easy. This is
>> described here:
>>
>> http://protege.cim3.net/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?MultiUserTutorial#nid9AV
>>
>> (Use first method)
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Tania
>>
>> Henk-Jan Lebbink wrote:
>>     
>>> Dear List,
>>>
>>> In Protege 3.3.1 under 'file', 'Export to Format' we can export a loaded
>>> project to a clips-based file format, even when we are logged into a
>>> server project. I would like to write a method that logs into a server
>>> project (like any other user) and writes a copy of the entire project
>>> locally in a pins and pont file on its hard drive every hour. Basically,
>>> such a method is a simple backup server.
>>>
>>> Logging into a server is not difficult.
>>>
>>>       
>>>> RemoteProjectManager rpm = RemoteProjectManager.getInstance();
>>>> Project p = rpm.getProject(machine, user, password, projectName, true);
>>>>
>>>>         
>>> My question: How can I save this project p as a clips project. I've
>>> searched the source code for the 'Export to Format' code, but I couldn't
>>> find it.
>>>
>>> Thanx in advance!
>>> Henk-Jan.
>>>
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