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[protege-discussion] Save modified protege server project to physical copy without reinitializing server
Philip Yeo
yphilip at cs.dal.ca
Thu Nov 10 06:16:43 PST 2011
Hi Csongor,
Thanks. I've actually managed to figure it out on my one. It is exactly
what you
said plus a host of other stuff that I can do all under the package
edu.stanford.smi.protege.server.metaproject.*
However I am not sure if you have an idea on how to save a modified
current
project on protege server to its physical copy of the owl file.
Right now, when anyone changes their protege server project's content
e.g. add
an instance, and then opens up the physical copy of the owl file (w/o
connecting
to the server), it does not show the modification - unless of course
the Protege
server has been re-initialized.
I'm not sure if that I can defy that programmatically. I've attempted a
bit by
looking at the Protege 3.4.7 source code (protege-src-3.4.7). I saw
something
which I thought may make it possible (saving the changes to the
physical copy
w/o server restarting), but I faced some errors.
The attempt was to connect to that Project itself. So using,
edu.stanford.smi.protege.model.Project;
edu.stanford.smi.protege.server.RemoteServer;
and
edu.stanford.smi.protege.server.RemoteSession;
RemoteServer rserver = (RemoteServer) Naming.lookup("//" + serverName +
"/" +
Server.getBoundName());
RemoteSession rm = server.openSession("Testuser", "TEST-PC",
"testuserpw");
remotepm = new RemoteProjectManager();
Project proj = remotepm.connectToProject(server, rm, "TestOntology");
KnowledgeBase kb = proj.getKnowledgeBase();
kb.getProject().save(null);
The error I faced is at connecting to the project. Apparently it calls
RemoteProjectManager.connectToProject which in that method calls
server.openProject(name, session); but doesn't return the desired
RemoteServerProject object.
Strange thing is, if I were to write the code,
RemoteServerProject serverProject = server.openProject("TestOntology",
session);
in my test code, this works.
I'm not sure if what I'm attempting is even possible in the first
place. I
thought I just get your thoughts on whether this is something futile or
perhaps
there's something I've missed. I've read an ol' forum archived which
Tania
responded to saying that this feature isn't available (downloading the
owl file
from webprotege) which is why I am attempting to do so.
Sorry for the long email. and thanks in advance for your patience,
Philip
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