I am new to rowlex and would like to know how it works. I understood that it converts owl to a dll file. But i am unaware as to how to read from it. Please help.
How to extract information on class and properties of a owl file using rowlex?
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Yes, one way of using ROWLEX is by generating .NET assemblies from your OWL files. In the dll-s you will find C# classes equivalent to your OWL classes. If you would like to see them, you can inspect them by the well-known Reflector tool (which was free software till February 28, 2011), just like any other non-obfuscated .NET assemblies.
With the generated assembly, you can create or browse RDF documents that comply to your ontology. Here is an example how to create and RDF document complying to the zoo ontology. And here is an example how to browse the content of an RDF document that contains individuals complying to the zoo ontology.
For each ontology class, ROWLEX generates two .NET classes: a light class and a full class. Mostly light classes are more than enough, but if you want to understand the difference, read the second half of this page.
Further details on usage, you can find here.