Hi all,
I have a simple ontology designed using Protégé 3.4. I've introduced some
"Necessary & Sufficient" conditions, like in the defintion of the Table
class:
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Forget the two first conditions, the third one is easy to understand :)
If I've understood well, this conditions are interpreted as restrictions,
and managed a super-class of the Table class.
So, if I load my ontology with Jena and the class Table:
1. OntModel model =
ModelFactory.createOntologyModel(PelletReasonerFactory.THE_SPEC);
2. model.read(OWL_FILE_NAME);
3. OntClass Table = model.getOntClass( NS + "Table" );
If I execute the following code, the line the line 9 should be reached, but
it's not:
4. for (Iterator<OntClass> supers = Table.listSuperClasses(true);
supers.hasNext(); ) {
5. OntClass superClass = supers.next();
6.
7. if (superClass.isRestriction())
8. {
9. System.out.println("Restriction found");
10. }
11. }
Any idea about what I'm loosing in the way?
Thanks!
--
Raúl
