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Hey there, I'm trying to use the OWL 2 OML adapter to be able to use some ontologies provided on the web. I tried adding the corresponding task to build.gradle. It does run, but I see no output. It would be great if a demo for something like this could be provided., just like other OML capabilities. Thanks! |
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Hi and sorry for the delay of getting back to you. Currently, the owl2oml adapter supports two levels of importing OWL based on the used profile: Currently, what is productized is (a). It should work as described in the README. There is no tutorial yet but there is a branch of the Kepler16b example that shows this. The (b) level is still work in progress though. I did not release it yet, but I could do it on a provisional (experimental) basis if you like. Otherwise to use (b), you could get the source, modify one line (replace Owl2Oml by Owl2OmlEx). Then either publish it to local Maven (./gradlew publishToMavenLocal) and use it from Gradle, or run it as a java app directly. |
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Hi and sorry for the delay of getting back to you.
Currently, the owl2oml adapter supports two levels of importing OWL based on the used profile:
a) When the ontologies use the OML profile (like what you get then the oml2owl is run)
b) When the ontologies do not use the OML profile
Currently, what is productized is (a). It should work as described in the README. There is no tutorial yet but there is a branch of the Kepler16b example that shows this.
The (b) level is still work in progress though. I did not release it yet, but I could do it on a provisional (experimental) basis if you like. Otherwise to use (b), you could get the source, modify one line (replace Owl2Oml by Owl2OmlEx). Then…