ReasoningActivator.java

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package org.universAAL.ontology;

import org.universAAL.middleware.container.ModuleContext;
import org.universAAL.middleware.container.ModuleActivator;
import org.universAAL.middleware.owl.OntologyManagement;
import org.universAAL.ontology.reasoner.*;

/**
 * The basic idea of the ontology is to have Situations, Queries and Rules like
 * described in the ctxt.situation.reasoner project. All of the according three
 * objects are based on a class "Persistent" that introduces the concept of a
 * class that can be saved a the file-system. The idea here is that the Reasoner
 * should be able to offer rules that are only existing at runtime, but also
 * rules that will be saved and loaded permanently. The class "ElementModel" is
 * used to support objects of a class from the the ontology that are derived
 * from Persistent. It can be used to save/load according elements and handle
 * them at runtime (add/delete/get).
 * 
 * @author amarinc
 * 
 */
public class ReasoningActivator implements ModuleActivator {

    ReasoningOntology _ontontology = new ReasoningOntology();

    public void start(ModuleContext mc) throws Exception {
	OntologyManagement.getInstance().register(mc, _ontontology);
    }

    public void stop(ModuleContext mc) throws Exception {
	OntologyManagement.getInstance().unregister(mc, _ontontology);
    }
}