Re: [eXtreme Design] XD tool plugins within NeOn toolkit?

[Enrico D. <enr...@gm...>]

On 4 July 2011 10:56, Ondrej Zamazal <ond...@vs...> wrote:
> Hi,
> I am quite confusing about how to integrate my XD transformation plugin
> into NeOn toolkint. XD transformation plugin works within XD tool in
> Eclipse environment. Could you tell me what I should do in order to
> include it into NeOn toolkit? Or this should be seamless?
If you rely on the XDManager to nteract with ontologies and projects
you should have this plugin integrated also with NTK.
For other kind of resources you  probably deal with the Eclispe
Resources plugin, but you should find it also in the NTK environemnt.
I suggest you to check with the following environment:

NTK source code for version 2.4.1 (2.5 does not work with XD, source
code of 2.4.2 is not tagged in svn), take it from

https://neon-toolkit.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/neon-toolkit/tags/NTK_2.4.1/

Add the reasoners plugin from the NTK plugins svn:

http://neon-plugins.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/org.neontoolkit.reasoner/

Refer to the XD code in /trunk (the version in v1/branches is a try
for NTK 2.5, but it cannot work because the OWLApi version used in 2.5
is not supported by reasoners, so XD cannot refer to it).

For testing with NTK, create a launch configuration (in the run/debug
dialogue), by selecting plugins with the following createria:
* Deselect all plugins
* Check the org.neontoolkit.stlab.xd plugin
* Press "Add required plugins"

Select the product to be a neon toolkit product

Run/Debug it

Cheers

Enrico

PS: Anyway, can you point us to a step by step process for getting the
xd-transformation feature run?
I am also confused about the two folders 'xd-transformation' and
'transformation', should I checkout both?
Some hint in this list would help. Thank you!

>
> Thank you for your reply in advance
> Regards,
> Ondrej
>
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> University of Economics, Prague
> Faculty of Informatics and Statistics
> Department of Information and Knowledge Engineering
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