SKOSEd is a plugin for Protege 4 that allows you to create and edit thesauri (or similar artefacts) represented in the Simple Knowledge Organisation System (SKOS).
SKOS is now a W3C recommendation and users familiar with SKOS will notice that SKOSEd still treats labels as OWL data properties. Luckily, you can create labels as annotations using the standard Protege 4 interface. The developers of Protege 4 are trying to keep Protege 4 and the underlying OWL API inline with the latest OWL 2 specification, which has recently undergone some changes. Work on SKOSEd has been temporarily halted while Protege 4.1 and the underlying OWL API are updated. One of the main advantages these changes will bring is that SKOSEd will allow the creation of sub-annotation properties. The porting of the SKOSEd plugin to Protege 4.1 will take place in September/October 2009. Please e-mail directly if you any queries about this. Simon
Version Release notes SKOSEd-1.0-alpha(build04) Fixed namespace URI bug SKOSEd-1.0-alpha(build02) - Updated to use new 20081001 SKOS namespace and semantics
- New SKOS preferences (See Protege Preferences menu) Allows you to set the order and language of label rendering
- Automatic notification and update of new SKOSEd versions
- All views are now sorted
- Additional asserted and inferred views in the Views menu ( NOTE Some of the views have been re-factored, if you have used a previous version of SKOSEd and you get the error message "Can't load plugin", select the "Reset selected Tab to the default state" option in the 'Tabs' menu SKOSEd-1.0-alpha(build01) First Alpha release of SKOSEd. This version uses the old 2004 namespaces
This work is supported by the EU Sealife project and CO-ODE.
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