[protege-discussion] (web)Protege for collaborative ontologies editing

[Timothy Redmond]

> 1. What's the preferred mode for a collaborative ontologies editing  
> environment (Local vs. External Mode) ? I don't see the big  
> difference except the Protege server being outside the servlets  
> container so as to administer and connect with Protege clients.

I think that you should probably go with local mode for now.  It is  
simpler and I am not sure that we have a strong answer to which mode  
is better.

> 2. How were built the annotation_collaborativePizza  
> (.owl.pprj, .owl.rdf, .owl.rdfs) and collaborative_Pizza  
> (.owl, .owl.pprj) ontologies ? I'd like to reproduce this working  
> example with our own ontologies, shared among teams.


Tania has written a wiki page for this [1].  I think that most of what  
you want to know is probably in section 5.1.

-Timothy

[1] http://protegewiki.stanford.edu/index.php/Collaborative_Protege


On Oct 22, 2009, at 4:19 AM, Simon SCHERRER wrote:

> Hello everyone,
>
> I need to setup a (web)Protege environment for several research  
> teams. These teams will work on shared ontologies. I followed the  
> Administrator's Guide and I installed webProtege on a Ubuntu Server  
> in Local Mode. Unfortunately, I meet the same problems as others  
> users (i.e. (collaborative_)newspaper and wines examples won't open,  
> Pizza example data remains unmodified after server restart, new  
> project instances don't appear in "My webProtege" tab after  
> metaproject update and upload). The only example that seems to run  
> correctly on my server is collaborative_Pizza.
>
> So my questions are :
> 1. What's the preferred mode for a collaborative ontologies editing  
> environment (Local vs. External Mode) ? I don't see the big  
> difference except the Protege server being outside the servlets  
> container so as to administer and connect with Protege clients.
> 2. How were built the annotation_collaborativePizza  
> (.owl.pprj, .owl.rdf, .owl.rdfs) and collaborative_Pizza  
> (.owl, .owl.pprj) ontologies ? I'd like to reproduce this working  
> example with our own ontologies, shared among teams.
>
> Regards,
>
> Simon
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