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Workflow-Driven Ontologies
Trust Laboratory at
The University of Texas at El Paso
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WDO-It! is a tool for building Workflow-Driven Ontologies (WDOs), Semantic Abstract Workflows (SAWs), and for encoding provenance of data in PML. The tool is Java-based and it requires Java Runtime Environment 6.0 or newer installed on your computer to run.
Once a Java Run Time Environment is installed on your computer, there are two ways to download, install, and run WDO-It!.
- (Recommended) Click on the Web Start link below to start the download and installation process through the Java Network Launching Protocol (JNLP). You will be prompted to confirm the download and the tool will automatically be installed on your machine. If you are running Windows, a launch icon will be installed on your desktop and on your Start menu.
- If the Web Start option above fails or if you prefer a more conventional approach, you can download a zip file distribution of the tool. Click on the Zip File link below to initiate the download, extract it to a location of your preference, and execute the runme script for the OS of your choice to launch the tool.
Please contact us if you have questions, concerns or comments.
| Version | Description |
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| Latest (Release2) Web Start |
Automatically downloads, installs, and launches WDO-It! on your machine using the Java Network Launching Protocol (JNLP). This is the recommended option. |
| Latest (Release2) Zip File |
Download the zip file, extract it, and execute the runme script for the OS of your choice to launch the tool. Alternatively, you can launch the tool by running the following from a command prompt: java -jar wdo.jar (make sure that your environment has the right path and classpath settings). |
| Latest (Release1) Web Start |
Automatically downloads, installs, and launches WDO-It! on your machine using the Java Network Launching Protocol (JNLP). This is the recommended option. |
| Latest (Release1) Zip File |
Download the zip file, extract it, and execute the runme script for the OS of your choice to launch the tool. Alternatively, you can launch the tool by running the following from a command prompt: java -jar wdo.jar (make sure that your environment has the right path and classpath settings). |
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