Bradley;  I think looking into SVN would be a good idea.  This can at
least streamline the passing back-and-forth of files.  Calais is
directly supported in Composer and may be worth investigating.
SPARQLMotion scripts may be possible for automating validation, making
changes, and certainly stripping out instances.

-- Scott

On Dec 15, 10:27 am, bradleys <[email protected]>
wrote:
> I am looking for some configuration advice for our ontology
> development.
>
> Currently we have one Maestro License. I develop the ontology on a
> laptop drive, strip out any instances needed for my testing, upload to
> Sharepoint, send email to my Text mining person, who downloads the
> file, runs Gate and instatiates the ontology and then give it back to
> me by email. I validate the results, makes changes, strip out the
> instances and upload to SharePoint 2007 and we repeat the process.
>
> This creates multiple versions of the same basic ontology with only a
> date variation in the filename and we need to be able to carry on with
> ontology development will doing concurrent text mining builds.
>
> I am aware of you Multi User Mode and Sesame Repositories feature. Do
> you have any advice as to how we can set this up better?

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