Zak Mc Kracken wrote:
> Ryan Lee wrote:
>> The package is supposed to be generated when you run ant. In a
>> nutshell, the build process:
>> - builds a schema generator [compile-schemagen task]
>> - runs schemagen on Fresnel vocabularies [compile-vocabularies task]
>> - everything else is compiled, with build/classes/ on the classpath
>
> Ok! I ran build.sh and it worked, thank you. However and don't know how
> to continue: I've tried to run some example, using fresnel.sh, but
> I don't understand what I should use as <conf>, <onto>, <data>, I guess
> <onto> is some file in onto/ and data something in data/, but what about
> <conf> ?
>
> Moreover, it wasn't so clear that it wants URLs (file:///...) instead of
> (possibly relative) paths.
>
> So, I feel like some minimal documentation is missing. Something like a
> tutorial that explains how to run some example and how the code is
> organized or can be used inside your own code. I could write something
> in change for some help/support in understanding the issue (or does it
> already exist?).
>
> Thanks.
There is admittedly no pointer from the code to the messages I've sent
on using the command line version:
http://simile.mit.edu/mail/ReadMsg?listName=General&msgNo=488
http://simile.mit.edu/mail/ReadMsg?listName=Fresnel&msgNo=180
I suppose I could pack some of that into a usage() message, but I don't
anticipate writing a whole lot of documentation for the command line.
A code usage snippet does probably belong in the javadoc somewhere.
You're welcome to file an issue in our issue tracker (under Longwell)
and make suggestions for its resolution there.
http://simile.mit.edu/issues/
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Received on Thu Mar 30 2006 - 17:20:50 EST