Triple20 -- An RDF/RDFS/OWL visualization and editing tool
Triple20 is a both an XPCE/Prolog library and a stand alone application
for visualizing and editing RDF ontologies. The library builds on top of
the semweb package
for storing RDF models and can be used together with this package for
analysing and debugging the RDF model.
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Key features
- Unrestricted model
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Triple20 uses the model-view-controller paradigm where the model is the
raw RDF triple model. This allows it to provide multiple low- and
high-level consistent views on the same data and ensures it can express
anything that can be expressed by RDF. A plugin interface to extend and
add views is under development.
- Scalable
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Triple20 requires about 80Mb memory per million triples which can be
loaded in aprox. 3 seconds from its proprietary cached data format or 75
seconds from RDF/XML (AMD 1600+).
- Multiple ontologies
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Triple20 can load ontologies from multiple files, present them in a
unified model. This model can be edited and changes can be written to
the appropriate files.
- Unrestricted undo/redo
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Editing uses mostly direct manipulation (drag and drop) and any
edit operation can be reverted, providing safe and intuitive access to the
model.
Requirements
Triple20 often requires the latest stable and often the current
development snapshot of SWI-Prolog with the semweb library and XPCE for
graphics.
Downloading Triple20
Triple20 can be downloaded from its GIT repository through
GIT, CVS or your browser. Possible download commands in
order of preference are:
- git clone git://gollem.science.uva.nl/home/git/triple20.git
- git clone http://gollem.science.uva.nl/home/git/triple20.git
- cvs -d :pserver:anonymous@gollem.science.uva.nl:2402/triple20.git co master
If you wish to use your browser for a one-time download, go to the GITweb page and
download the desired (typically most recent) snapshot link at
the right of the shortlog table. The downloaded archive is in
Unix tar format, which is also understood by WinZip.
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