non interractive import of OWL into RDBMS

Hi,

I'm working on a project to import my OWL into RDBMS using Protege, then
make it accessible via different SQL commands to get the desired outputs; my
intension is to

1. load/import my owl file to Mysql with "command line" running as a
UNIX/LINUX script in the backend,
2. extract the data from the table into various tables (from the LISP to
something easier).

The protege RDBMS is explained here
http://protege.stanford.edu/doc/design/jdbc_backend.html

I'm quite happy to import using the same method used by Protege although I'm
not quite sure what faces/slots etc represent in my ontology. The imported
data makes no sense for me at this point until i can achieve task on point 1
above.

What I did:

Recently I imported my OWL file to MySQL database using Protege
(interructively). It all went into one table which is fine by me

What I would like to do:

Now I'm trying to do the same operation (load/import my owl file to Mysql)
in non interractive mode; a Linux/Unix shell script that does the job
without GUI clicks.

I'm pretty sure this is possible but I don't know the essencial java classes
required to make that happen. Can someone help?

Thanking you in advance,

Tony.

Received on Thursday, 12 March 2009 12:25:16 UTC