open RDF files

[Annie Wang]

Hi, Everyone:
I have a question about RDF files.

Is it possilbe that I open an RDF file (downloaded from a website) in
Protege?
I don't have associated *.pprj file and *.RDFS file to support the RDF file.

Does that mean that I have to type the ontology?


Thanks in advance,


Annie

[Mário Augusto]

Hi,
I'm a Brazillian Student, and i am studing artificial intelligence, i have
to do a work with protege, this way, i am a new user of protege, and i want
to have some help of how to start using protege.
Does someone has a tutorial, manual, or anything like that?
Thanks,
Mario

[Ray Fergerson]

If the file has class definitions then you can just do: Project | Import
and specify the rdf file in place of the rdfs file. If the file has no
class definitions and there is no schema (it is just bunch of RDF triples)
then I don't think that you can import it in any reasonable fashion. About
all you could do is to write a small program to parse the file and talk to
the Protege api to create the corresponding classes or instances. You will
have to use your own knowledge of the contents of the file to generate the
appropriate objects in the Protege KB.

Ray

Post by Annie Wang
I have a question about RDF files.
Is it possilbe that I open an RDF file (downloaded from a website) in
Protege?
I don't have associated *.pprj file and *.RDFS file to support the RDF file.
Does that mean that I have to type the ontology?
Thanks in advance,
Annie
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[Ray Fergerson]

If you look on the "Help" menu item on the application there are entries
for "Getting Started", "Tutorial", "Users Guide", "FAQ", etc. This would
be a good place to start.

Ray

Post by Mário Augusto
Hi,
I'm a Brazillian Student, and i am studing artificial intelligence, i have
to do a work with protege, this way, i am a new user of protege, and i want
to have some help of how to start using protege.
Does someone has a tutorial, manual, or anything like that?
Thanks,
Mario
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