[protege-discussion] uri, frames, owl or not

[Richard Bogosian]

I solved the problem. The Ontology IRI does not accept back slash; I used a disk location with forward slash and the Continue button was enabled. Thanks to all for your input.
 



Date: Mon, 2 Aug 2010 09:46:02 -0700
From: tredmond at stanford.edu
To: protege-discussion at lists.stanford.edu
Subject: Re: [protege-discussion] uri, frames, owl or not



An ontology does not  have to be published and the URI you choose doesn't  have to be web based.  The URI you choose can simply  be a name for the ontology.  There are some words in the OWL 2 specification that an ontology  "should" be  accessible through its IRI but in other places it is implicitly understood that this is not a reliable mechanism.

-Timothy


On 08/02/2010 09:36 AM, Richard Bogosian wrote: 


I am new to Protege and have a question regarding Frames and OWL versions. I downloaded what I believed to be Protege-Frames 4.1 Beta. When I run the program, it insists that I create a new OWL or select an existing OWL ontology. The part that bothers me is that when I select "create new", I am forced to provide a web-based uri. What if I don't want to publish anything to the internet. Is there some way around this requirement? If I am working on proprietary information, I won't want to risk putting it on any website. I am going thru the documentation but so far I've seen nothing that addresses this issue.


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