What's new in jcel 0.21.0 Beta
Sep 4, 2015
- normalizes the ontology propagating the annotations
New in jcel 0.20.0 Beta (Apr 17, 2015)
- uses Apache Ivy to compile the project
New in jcel 0.19.1 Beta (Jul 17, 2013)
- includes a configurable timeout for the classification phase
New in jcel 0.19.0 Beta (Jul 17, 2013)
- is dual-licensed, i.e. released under two different licenses: GNU Lesser General Public License version 3 and Apache License, Version 2.0
- has subprojects with a different name convention: they use hyphen ("jcel-") instead of dot ("jcel.")
- shows a progress monitor when executed in Protégé
- includes new parameters in the console mode, including consistency, sat, classification, and entailment
- uses OWL API 3.4.4 and JUnit 4.11
New in jcel 0.18.2 Beta (Jul 17, 2013)
- fixes a bug in processing Nothing (bottom class)
- performs a faster classification of small ontologies
New in jcel 0.18.1 Beta (Jul 17, 2013)
- fixes a bug in the retrieval of subclasses and superclasses of Nothing (bottom class) and Thing (top class)
New in jcel 0.18.0 Beta (Jul 17, 2013)
- classifies faster and using less memory
- fixes a bug in entailment of subclasses
- uses a more efficient way of processing the S-entries and R-entries
- has a single subproject for the build process, jcel.build, which includes the following subdirectories:
- jars : contains the external jars needed by the build
- library : creates the library
- plugin : creates the plug-in for Protégé
- standalone : creates a standlone application