Fyi ... (01)
Again, congratulations to the Protege team on this major release! (02)
Best. =ppy
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From: Jennifer Vendetti <vendetti@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, Apr 25, 2013 at 5:55 PM
Subject: [protege-releases] New WebProtege Release (build 100)
To: protege-releases@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (04)
We are pleased to announce the availability of a new version of
WebProtege at http://webprotege.stanford.edu. This is a major release
with many new features and improvements. (05)
Please try it out and let us know what you think! (06)
Release Notes
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Sharing
* "Google docs" style mode of operation - upload and share ontologies
with colleagues and collaborators.
* Access control - ontologies can be public or private with controlled
lists of users who can read, write, and comment.
* Discussion support - discussion threads for entities make it easy to
add issues, todo notes, and queries. (08)
User Interface
* Simplified user interface for editing lightweight OWL ontologies -
our default configuration for OWL ontologies makes editing them much
easier for both non-experts and experts.
* Editing assistance - autocompletion for class, property, and individual names.
* Fast editing - on-the-fly creation of properties, classes, and
individuals (you no longer need to define classes and properties
upfront before using them).
* Bulk creation - quickly sketch out class and property hierarchies
using bulk entry for subclasses and subproperties.
* OBO support - import OBO ontologies and use forms designed for
editing OBO constructs and metadata. (09)
OWL 2 support
* This release uses the OWL API and supports editing of lightweight
OWL 2 ontologies natively. (010)
Change Tracking
* Full change-history logging - inspect changes by change type,
timestamp, author etc.
* Revision tracking - download any revision of an ontology at any time. (011)
We strongly encourage you to use the online version of WebProtege at
http://webprotege.stanford.edu. We provide regular data backup,
maintenance, and updates for this version. However, this release is
also available for download and local installation. (012)
Finally, we recommend that existing users of Webprotege 1.0 (now
hosted at http://wp-obs.stanford.edu), download and move your
ontologies to this new version. While the previous version will
continue to be hosted, all future development such as new features and
bug fixes will take place on the new version. (013)
Post questions and comments on the WebProtege mailing list. (014)
Best Regards,
The Protege Team (015)
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