[Kim-discussion] insert new instances into KIM

[Philip Alexiev]

Try to remove Tomcat's cache  ( $TOMCAT/webapps/KIM/ , $TOMCAT/work/* )

Also make sure, that the class "drill_fluid_additive" is visible, that 
is - this statement exists in the semantic repository:

<drill_fluid_additive> 
<http://www.ontotext.com/kim/2006/05/kimso#visibilityLevel1> ""  .


On 06/22/2010 09:07 PM, Yang Fangkai wrote:
> Hello, Philip,
>
>          Question 1 and 3 have been solved, but it seems question 2 is
> still unresolved. In Protege, I have added Drill_fluid_additive as a
> domain of producedBy, but in WebGUI it still doesn't show up...
>
> Thank you so much for your help!
>
> Fangkai
>
> On Tue, Jun 22, 2010 at 10:03 AM, Philip Alexiev
> <philip.alexiev at sirma.bg>  wrote:
>    
>> Hello Yang,
>>
>> You will find the answers inline the document.
>>
>>
>> On 06/22/2010 04:27 PM, Yang Fangkai wrote:
>>      
>>> Hello, Philip,
>>>
>>>              Please find the attached file. In this file, there are
>>> three "drill_fluid_additive" instances whose names begin with "SAFE".
>>> All classes and properties have been defined in protont,owl properly
>>> (and with a rdfs:label attribute for each class, in particular,
>>> drill_fluid_additive is defined as a subclass of protont#material
>>> which is a subclass of protont#object), and declared visible. After
>>> importing this file by toolRDFImport.cmd, I have the following
>>> problem:
>>>
>>>            1. query: query instances for all "drill_fluid_additive",
>>> all instances are retrieved; query instances for all
>>> "drill_fluid_additive" starting with "SAFE", no result is returned.
>>> The same problem occurs when I use these triples (either in RDF or in
>>> N-Triple format) as a separate knowledge base that loaded by Sesame,
>>> instead of importing triples by toolRDFImport.
>>>
>>>        
>> Basically, KIM operates in two modes - using labels, or aliases. This is
>> configured in  $KIM_HOME/config/install.properties in
>>   com.ontotext.kim.KIMConstants.ENTITY_DESCR property.
>> - Labels - more simple and more compact. Generally what is required is that
>> each entity has at least a protons:mainLabel, and different optional
>> rdfs:label descriptions.
>> - Aliases - uses aliases, which are objects by themselves, to describe the
>> entities. The idea is to be able to have meta information for the labels.
>> This is the default model KIM uses.
>> In your case you provided a label, but your model is most probably
>> "Aliases". And, of course, you should also provide a mainAlias/mainLabel .
>>      
>>>           2. In Protege, I define a restriction "producedBy" for
>>> drill_fluid_additive, linking the entity to its manufacturers, but in
>>> WebGUI, after selecting X as an entity of "drill_fluid_additive", I
>>> cannot select property "producedBy" in the drag-down box below it. But
>>> for other three properties (e.g., primaryFunction, etc.) I can. I am
>>> wondering why.
>>>
>>>        
>> Try setting "drill_fluid_additive" as a domain of the property "producedBy"
>> .
>>      
>>>          3. The manufacturer locates in Houston, TX. How can I relate
>>> the "Houston" in this newly imported RDF to the city "Houston" defined
>>> in KIM wkb.nt? Because I want to take advantage of the underlying
>>> geographic information in KIM.
>>>
>>>        
>> Use the URI of Houston from the wkb.nt :
>> <Manufacturer>  <http://proton.semanticweb.org/2006/05/protont#locatedIn>
>> <http://www.ontotext.com/kim/2006/05/wkb#City_T.2949>  .
>>      
>>> Thank you so much for your help!
>>>
>>> Fangkai
>>>
>>>        
>>
>> Hope this helps,
>> Philip
>>
>>      
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