[protege-discussion] Using Protege as a Software Requirements Database Tool

[Jonathan Carter]

Not quite the same, but I am using Protege 3.3.1 to capture an  
Enterprise Architecture model that goes right down to the Software  
Architecture (components) and how these support application  
functionality. I've also got a lot of Physical technology architecture  
details with a large number of nodes - therefore a large number of  
instances. I've got a rather complex Class structure but Protege is  
handling this well.
In terms of presenting the contents of the model to wider audience, I  
have developed my own "reporting" capability to present slices through  
the model via an intranet site.

Jonathan

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On 31 May 2008, at 21:15, Ron Schultz wrote:

> I was wondering if anyone has pointers or references to a Software
> Requirements Model using Protege. I am exploring Protege as a means to
> document, manage, and evaluate the imact of changes, to a software
> requirements database (between 2500 and 5000 individual requirement
> instances). I have built a simple ontology and can export the  
> requirements
> document using DocGen, but I am going to need to finer grain control  
> over the
> output formatting and namespace management. Protege 3.4 seems to  
> have features
> I can utilize for better namespace control, but I wanted to verify  
> that
> someone else has not already gone down this path before - with  
> either success
> or failure.
>
> Lessons learned before the fact tend to be valuable, lessons learned  
> after the
> fact tend to be brutal.
>
> Thanks
>
> Ron Schultz
>
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