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Protege 3.4 Release
The Protege team released Protege 3.4 on March 16.
Improved support for collaborative ontology development
Major enhancements to Protégé-OWL:
Direct connection to the Pellet reasoner
New Protégé-
OWL
parser with improved performance
Improved handling of untyped resources
Major enhancements to Protégé Client-Server:
Huge performance improvements
Several access policies are now enforced
User friendly administration of the Protégé server
To read more, see the
Protege 3.4 Release Notes
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