Re: [topbraid-users] Failed to importing an ontology from Protege into TBC

2016-09-21 Thread Holger Knublauch 



On 21/09/2016 17:54, mseap...@gmail.com wrote:

Hi,

I'm a PhD student doing thesis project.

In the past, I've been using Protege to build ontologies.
A couple days ago, I started to explore Top Braid Composer, free 
version, 5.2.0


What I am trying to do is to import my ontology built by Protege into 
Top Braid Composer. Yet, failed.


1. I've already saved my ontology file in RDF/XML format, import it 
into Composer's workspace.


Could you try renaming the file to use the ending .rdf? Using .xml is 
quite unusual for RDF/XML files, almost like using .txt for Turtle files.


Holger


2. Then right click on the file, Open with -> Other -> TopBraid 
(RDF/XML Documents),
3. Got a dialogue "The file aa.XML does not contain a valid baseURI 
but appears to be a valid RDF file. Would you like to specify a base 
URI and try to open it?"
  - I selected [Yes], and a dialogue shows Base URI for aa.XML 
"http://www.unknown.com/merge_RDF.XML";,
  - clicked [OK], the following dialogue shows  "A base URI 
has been added to aa.XML. The system will now try to reload it."
  - clicked [OK]. However, it just brought me back to "The 
file aa.XML does not contain a valid baseURI but appears to be a valid 
RDF file. Would you like to specify a base URI and try to open it?"


I've tried several times, also searched in this group. But haven't 
found a solution.


Can any one help to figure this out method of importing ontology from 
Protege into TBC?


Thanks a lot!

Schusie
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Re: [topbraid-users] Failed to importing an ontology from Protege into TBC

2016-09-21 Thread David Price 
Try changing the base URI to be that of your ontology rather than just clicking 
“OK” in step 3.

FWIW I find using Turtle easier than RDF/XML because then if you have to do a 
fix-up it’s much simpler to edit in a text editor. Also, as ontologies get very 
large, the Turtle parser taking 20% of the time to load vs RDF/XML makes a 
difference.

Cheers,
David

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> On 21 Sep 2016, at 08:54, mseap...@gmail.com wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> I'm a PhD student doing thesis project. 
> 
> In the past, I've been using Protege to build ontologies.
> A couple days ago, I started to explore Top Braid Composer, free version, 
> 5.2.0
> 
> What I am trying to do is to import my ontology built by Protege into Top 
> Braid Composer. Yet, failed.
> 
> 1. I've already saved my ontology file in RDF/XML format, import it into 
> Composer's workspace.
> 2. Then right click on the file, Open with -> Other -> TopBraid (RDF/XML 
> Documents), 
> 3. Got a dialogue "The file aa.XML does not contain a valid baseURI but 
> appears to be a valid RDF file. Would you like to specify a base URI and try 
> to open it?" 
>   - I selected [Yes], and a dialogue shows Base URI for aa.XML 
> "http://www.unknown.com/merge_RDF.XML";, 
>   - clicked [OK], the following dialogue shows  "A base URI has been 
> added to aa.XML. The system will now try to reload it." 
>   - clicked [OK]. However, it just brought me back to "The file 
> aa.XML does not contain a valid baseURI but appears to be a valid RDF file. 
> Would you like to specify a base URI and try to open it?" 
> 
> I've tried several times, also searched in this group. But haven't found a 
> solution.
> 
> Can any one help to figure this out method of importing ontology from Protege 
> into TBC?
> 
> Thanks a lot!
> 
> Schusie
>  
> 
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