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Comment on Searching for Mobile Applications Technology Stacks by Tony Lukasavage

Tony Lukasavage — Mon, 02 May 2011 17:25:36 +0000

Glad you found my article useful. Where do you stand so far in your search for a cross-platform mobile framework?

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Comment on TO GAF, or not to gaf? by Peter

Peter — Mon, 27 Sep 2010 21:12:16 +0000

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Comment on Graph Editor – Boxes and Arrows by Peter Kovari

Peter Kovari — Mon, 27 Sep 2010 21:03:05 +0000

Hello Vish,
I have not done anything like this specifically. I have not tried the built-in XSLT capability with yEd.
I used command line XSLT (Apache Xalan) to transform various XML files into GraphML and those worked well for me. I have to admit it was tedious to work out the transformation, mainly turning one type of structure into GraphML’s structure. The easy part is to define the templates for the typical elements in GraphML (node, group-node, edge).

As for ontologies, my approach was to export XML from Protege, write the transformation and drive both through the Xalan engine to generate the GraphML.

I hope this helps.

Comment on Graph Editor – Boxes and Arrows by Vish

Vish — Thu, 23 Sep 2010 22:27:59 +0000

Hi,

I was trying to see if some ontologies (Protege-generated OWL or OWL) can be converetd to GraphML using yED’s XSLT tranform, so that they could be visualized in yED. It seems that the XSLT is very limited in its ability since it only recognizes 3 relationships (subclass, objectproperty and disjointwith). So no real world ontologies really get converted to GraphML or otherwise directly imported into yED.

Did you have a need to do something similar? What was your experience importing ontologies into yED?

Thanks