Transformation of UML class diagrams into OWL ontology. Visual Paradigm (XMI2.1), Microsoft Visio 2010 (XMI1.0) and ArgoUML (XMI2.1) are supported. The strength of the tool is its reliability, hence of well defined input formats.

Features

  • Transformation of UML 2.0 into OWL Ontologies (Protege support)
  • Fast and relieable: supports Visual Paradigm XMI 2.0, MS Viso and ArgoUML
  • Java Metamodel for quick and easy adaption of further XMI standards.
  • Getting Started and help (see Hosted Apps -> MediaWiki)
  • New Version on bitbucket. Have a look at bitbucket.org/agruenwald/umltuowl for the current version of the tool!

Project Samples

Add converters within a few hours by yourself. Download sources and build executable using ANT. Example of a transformation result (OWL - Protege). Reference models and jUnit-Tests ease development Example of uml2owl execution (jar-file) Example of a processed UML class diagram (ArgoUML).

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License

BSD License

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  • andionline Posted 2011-05-24
    One year after we started the umlTUowl project, a couple of researchers and developers used umlTUowl and we received quite a lot of feedback. Two kinds of news: First, a conference paper about umlTUowl has been published at the Software and Knowledge Engineering Conference in San Francisco 2012. Second, the project moved to bitbucket. So feel free to visit bitbucket.org/agruenwald/umltuowl
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Additional Project Details

Languages

English

Intended Audience

Advanced End Users, Developers, Science/Research

User Interface

Command-line

Programming Language

Java

Registered

2011-04-08
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