[protege-discussion] Build for Collaborative/Web Protege

[Timothy Redmond]

>> Is it in general **required** that every pair of client-server be
>> using the same build?  Is that true of every build, or must we use
>> build 128?

Yes - this is generally required for rmi applications.  But generally  
there is a little bit of slack - sometimes you can get away with  
slightly different versions.  But what has happened recently is that  
we have made some changes that have reduced this slack and it is now  
(with the latest release) important that  the client and the server  
are exactly the same version.

> I installed the latest version:  Protege 3.4.1 build 537.  So if I get
> collaborative protege/webprotege running, must my collaborators also
> have build 537?

yes.  (except of course for the web clients...)

-Timothy


On Jul 6, 2009, at 4:38 AM, adam at wyner.info wrote:

> Hi Protege Community,
>
> Following the previous message about setting up collaborative/web
> protege, there is an additional question.
>
> On the page for collaborative protege:
>
>      http://smi-protege.stanford.edu/collab-protege/
>
> The online demo indicates that the very same build of Protege must be
> installed on both the client and server -- Protege 3.4 beta 128.  A
> specific build was also required on the site (missing link) which
> offered to host collaboratively built ontologies.  Yet the link to
> download and install takes one to the current build.
>
> Is it in general **required** that every pair of client-server be
> using the same build?  Is that true of every build, or must we use
> build 128?
>
> I installed the latest version:  Protege 3.4.1 build 537.  So if I get
> collaborative protege/webprotege running, must my collaborators also
> have build 537?
>
> Cheers,
> Adam Wyner
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