| This ATL scenario shows up a traduction of KM3 into OWL (Web Ontology language) ontology language. This scenario is composed |
| of one transformation (KM32OWL) and an OWL extractor that produces XML documents conform to the OWL syntax |
| defined by the W3C. Resulting ontology can be used into ontology development tools like Protégé |
| (see http://protege.stanford.edu). |
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| See also: |
| -- UML2OWL scenario http://www.eclipse.org/atl/usecases/ODMImplementation/ |
| -- OWL (Web Ontology language) http://www.w3.org/2004/OWL/ |
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| Transformation files: |
| - KM32OWL.atl: The core transformation of the scenario. It is the implementation in ATL of |
| the QVT mapping UML2OWL from ODM specification. It produces an OWL Model from a UML 2.0 Model. |
| - OWL2XML.atl: ATL transformation that transforms an OWL Model into |
| an XML models with OWL/XML syntax elements. |
| - build.xml: An ANT script that automatically executes the 2 ATL transformations and |
| the XML extractor to produce from a uml model an owl document that contains the ontology. |
| It can be executed by right-clicking on it, then clicking on "Run As->Ant Build". To execute |
| this transformation on other km3 examples, place your km3 models in the Samples folder and make |
| necessary changes in ANT script. |
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| Metamodel files: |
| - XML.ecore: XML metamodel in EMF XMI 2.0 format. |
| This metamodel is part of standard metamodels used with ATL. |
| It is used when models are tranformed into XML documents or vice versa. |
| - OWL.km3: OWL Metamodel in km3 textual syntax. This Metamodel has been designed |
| by following the ODM specification. |
| - OWL.ecore: OWL Metamodel in Ecore EMF XMI 2.0 format. |
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| Sample files: |
| - Samples/Museum.km3: This metamodel represents is an excerpt of a Museum metamodel and is used as input |
| example by this transformation scenario. |
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| - Samples/Museum.owl: This file is the Museum ontology in OWL/XML format after executing the OWL2XML |
| transformation and the XML extractor. This file can be used in an ontology editor like Protégé. |
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