Project: WOntoVLab-WS-Client
Author: Daniel Cintra Cugler
E-mail: danielcugler@yahoo.com.br / danielcugler@gmail.com

The ontologies and workflows used as example in this project, can be accessed in WOntoVLab-Plugin/ontology
and WOntoVLab-Plugin/workflow respectively.

Before run the experiment, open WOntoVLab-Plugin project and export it as WAR. Copy this WAR file in 
$CATALINA_HOME$/webapp directory. Ready! The WOntoVLab web service is working properly, and can be accessed
by anyone, and anywhere, since the server's IP address has been visible on the internet.

To execute this project, please perform org.wontovlab.tool.WPF_WS_Client.java as a java application. You can 
run it, pressing (ALT + Shift + X) + J while org.wontovlab.tool.WPF_WS_Client.java is opened in Eclipse.
Don't forget to change the web service IP address in the variable "endpointReference" that is inside the 
class org.wontovlab.tool.WPF_WS_Client.java.

This project is an example to guide developers on creating your own virtual laboratories, using the 
WOntoVLab methods that can be accessed through this web service.

Before starting to work with this project in Eclipse (Or another IDE, as net beans), do not forget to 
configure the following libraries in its build path:
1 - Apache Tomcat (5.5)
2 - JRE System Library

You can test some methods of this project, running org.wontovlab.test.Test.java


