[seek-kr-sms] OWL question

[Shawn Bowers]

Manu,

Rich is the one that can give you an answer to this question.  There is 
an import tag available in OWL.  Also, since everything in RDF is a 
resource, you can use a resource identifier from another file within an 
OWL file, e.g., to say that a class is a subclass of another class 
defined in some other OWL file.

I don't know how Protege handles these OWL constructs, however.

Shawn

Manu Juyal wrote:

> Hi Rich and Shawn
> I was wondering if we can reference other projects or ontologies in OWL as we 
> used to do it in protege.
> 
> For Example.. In Protege, when we include a project as reference in our 
> project using "include project" from file menu, we can not make changes to the 
> included project from our project( included project were shown by dim color). 
> However, whenI tried to attempt the same in OWL, I realized that we can modify 
> the included project.
> 
> Did you also observe this? Does it have any implications on our ontologies?
> 
> 
> regards,
> Manu Juyal
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