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Hi and sorry for the delay of getting back to you. Currently, the owl2oml adapter supports two levels of importing OWL based on the used profile: Currently, what is productized is (a). It should work as described in the README. There is no tutorial yet but there is a branch of the Kepler16b example that shows this. The (b) level is still work in progress though. I did not release it yet, but I could do it on a provisional (experimental) basis if you like. Otherwise to use (b), you could get the source, modify one line (replace Owl2Oml by Owl2OmlEx). Then either publish it to local Maven (./gradlew publishToMavenLocal) and use it from Gradle, or run it as a java app directly. |
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Hey there, I'm trying to use the OWL 2 OML adapter to be able to use some ontologies provided on the web.
Specifically, I am interested in using the QUDT ontology (https://qudt.org)
My Rosetta-based OML project is available at: https://gitlab.rakshitmittal.net/mde/msdl/adamanthea
I tried adding the corresponding task to build.gradle. It does run, but I see no output.
What would possible options be to able to import such foreign ontologies that are not provided in OML core/metrology vocabularies?
It would be great if a demo for something like this could be provided., just like other OML capabilities.
Thanks!
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