Protege 3.0 Beta update (build 51)
Jennifer Vendetti <[email protected]> Tue, 07 Sep 2004 10:55:04 -0700
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.misc.ontology.protege.beta |
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| Message-ID | <6.0.1.1.2.20040903114012.01b63c70__27501.8360968263$1094587066$gmane$org@smi.stanford.edu> |
There's a new beta build available on our Web site: http://protege.stanford.edu/download/prerelease/full/ http://protege.stanford.edu/download/prerelease/basic/ Changes ------------- 1. The source code distribution (http://protege.stanford.edu/download/prerelease/plugins/protege_src.3.0.zip) now includes an Ant build file. The build file is called "build.xml" and is located in the root directory. For instructions on using the build file, please see "readme.html" which is also located in the root directory. Thanks go to Olivier Dameron for submitting the build file. 2. Modal dialogs now cancel/close on an escape. Please report any that don't. 3. Mnemonics have been added to most menu items (for keyboard access). 4. The Project menu has been split into two menus. 5. The class trees on different tabs are now synchronized by default. This behavior can be controlled at the application level from the Window menu. 6. The focus is now painted on toolbar buttons so that it's possible to access much of the UI by keyboard. 7. Side effect events, such as own-slot-value-changed, are no longer generated by default while a frame is being deleted. If you want these events, you must call KnowledgeBase.setGenerateDeletingFrameEventsEnabled(true). If they are generated, then both the event and the frame may be queried to see if they are one of the side-effect events. 8. Specifying client side ports to use in the multi-user server environment (in order to work around firewall problems) now works better. The ports can be reused in subsequent connections without waiting several minutes for the connection to time-out. 9. Fixed/simplified Unix versions of the "run_protege" scripts. 10. Fixed server metaproject to work on Unix and Windows.