Re: [topbraid-users] Import Class from an existing Ontology - Top-Braid EDG

2023-03-30 Thread David Price
The simplest thing to do is import the ontology in an EDG Ontologies collection and then delete whatever you do not want. There is no out-of-the-box filtering for imports. Also remember that, as an ontologist, Turtle is your friend. I often copy and paste between ontologies in an IDE or text

[topbraid-users] Import Class from an existing Ontology - Top-Braid EDG

2023-03-30 Thread Aziz Ozturk
Hello together, how can i import an existing class from an existing ontology to a new ontology which created in Top-Braid EDG? I develop in my own ontology new classes etc. but i need to import only some object from different existing ontologies in Top-Braid EDG. Thanks. aziz -- The topics

Re: [topbraid-users] how to

2023-03-30 Thread Holger Knublauch
>From the Script Editor panel, you could run something like dataset.masterGraphs().forEach(masterGraph => { console.log('Adding to ' + masterGraph); graph.transaction(masterGraph, 'Adding something', () => { let subject = graph.namedNode(masterGraph);

[topbraid-users] how to

2023-03-30 Thread Kasia Kryczka
Hi, I have about 170 collections with missing value- the collections are listed from the query. I need to insert a value . Is it possible to create a loop that goes through all listed collections and inserts the missing value? Thanks, Kasia -- The topics of this mailing list include

Re: [topbraid-users] How to generate a link to an instance?

2023-03-30 Thread Holger Knublauch
TopBraid doesn't know at which URL its server can be accessed from the outside. You would need to tell this to the application that creates the links, or store such a URL as a property in EDG which your external app could then query. There is for example a field "Explorer Configuration > Editor