Your best bet is to ask the developer of JessTab directly, as the answer
depends entirely on how JessTab handles OWL restrictions, and not on
anything related to Jess itself. I suspect that nobody answered your
question on the protege list because nobody knows the answer. JessTab
has only been converted to work with Protege OWL pnly recently.
I'd suggest that you inspect the Jess facts generated by JessTab (see
them in the the Facts tab in JessTab). That may give you a clue to how
JessTab translates OWL restrictions into Jess constructs, if JessTab
does anything with them.
Samson
Cassandra Garcia wrote:
I apologize for posting a JessTab question here, but I haven't gotten
any responses from the Protege list, so I am hoping that someone here
can help me out.
Can anyone tell me how to access object-property restrictions from
JessTab? I have declared object-property restrictions using
someValuesFrom on an anonymous subclass, within an OWL-based ontology
built in Protege.
However, I don't know how to use these when writing rules in JessTab.
I saw an earlier email in this list about JessAgentTab which converts
ontologies from Protege to Jess and in it I guess they generate rules to
represent constraints defined in Protege. Is this the only way? Will I
have to write rules to represent all of my constraints instead of just
being able to access them?
Thank you!
Cassandra
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