Developing Applications in Protege: The Protege Plugin Architecture -- by Dr. Timothy Redmond (Stanford Medical Informatics) - 26-Jun-2006

* Subject Dr. Timothy Redmond from Stanford Medical Informatics was the invited speaker for our Thursday, June 29, 2006 session. He presented a talk on: "Developing Applications in Protege: The Protege Plugin Architecture" for those of us in the community who are, or are planning to, develop ontology-based applications. * Date Thursday, June 29, 2006 * ONTOLOG Forum session page (with agenda and link to slides) http://ontolog.cim3.net/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?ConferenceCall_2006_06_29 * Abstract (by Tim Redmond) Protege is a very popular ontology editor. In addition to its capabilities as a simple application for viewing and editing ontologies, it also boasts a highly flexible plugin architecture and a rich knowledge base application interface. In this talk we will describe approaches for developing graphical plugins embedded in the Protege graphical interface and to develop standalone applications based on the Protege knowledge base application interface.