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Georgy Litvinov
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* Faux data properties * Use not disjointed classes for faux properties domain and range options * Fix faux object property shadowing real property List faux data properties List faux properties which base properties domain don't match current subject * Write exception to log in VClassDaoJena * filter faux properties returned in possiblePropInstForIndividual * safety checks added * extracted getBaseLabel method, fixed base labels for data properties * fix for prev commit * Formatting fixes * More formatting fixes * More formatting fixes * More formatting fixes * More formatting fixes * More formatting fixes Co-authored-by: Georgy Litvinov <georgy.litvinov@tib.eu> |
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What is Vitro?
Vitro is a general-purpose web-based ontology and instance editor with customizable public browsing.
Vitro is an integrated ontology editor and semantic web application.
Vitro is a Java web application that runs in a Tomcat servlet container.
With Vitro, you can:
- Create or load ontologies in OWL format
- Edit instances and relationships
- Build a public web site to display your data
- Search your data with Apache Solr
Vitro was originally developed at Cornell University, and is used as the core of the popular research and scholarship portal, VIVO.
For more information, contact the VIVO community.