[protege-discussion] import classes from bioportal error

[Csongor Nyulas]

Hi Trish,

I have made some fixes in the BP Import plugin, that I think solve the 
issues you have reported, at least those that we were able to reproduce 
together. However, I cannot guarantee that my fixes solve ALL the 
problems people have faced and have reported on the different Protege 
mailing lists (basically those problems that I could not reproduce I 
could not try to fix either).

Could you (and anybody else who would be interested) please test the new 
version of the plugin? It would be very helpful for us to get feedback 
related to how the current fixes cover all the bugs, and it would help 
us to fix any outstanding issues before the upcoming Protege release.
The new version of the plugin is available for download from the Protege 
wiki. Please follow the instructions at:
http://protegewiki.stanford.edu/wiki/BioPortal_Import_Plugin#Download

Thanks,
Csongor

On 11/14/2011 10:35 AM, Trish Whetzel wrote:
> A few items I've noticed with the plugin are that after opening 
> Protege to start building a new ontology, if only the class owl:Thing 
> exists in the new ontology, the BioPortal panel opens and an ontology 
> to import from can be selected, however the left-hand side of the 
> panel remains empty. After one class is added, the tree hierarchy of 
> the imported ontology was visible. However I was not able to get the 
> plugin to work a second time. Also, when the tree hierarchy was 
> displayed, the root node terms could not be expanded using the arrow 
> icons, lower node terms could be expanded.  A final item I noticed is 
> that some ontologies are listed as 'not explorable'.. why is this?  
> Testing with Mac (OS 10.6.8) and Protege 3.4.7.
>
> Trish
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