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Protégé Server Build Procedures

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  • Protégé Client (Editor) - The Protégé Client is the editing tool which the editors utilize to create, update, or view the various concept and concept property data. Data can be accessed from the database via the Protégé Server. The editors have the client running on their Windows workstations.

Steps for Jenkins build

There are 2 parts to the Jenkins build, the compilation and the deployment.  Navigate to https://evs-jenkins.nci.nih.gov and find "default >> lower >> protege".  Select "protege-build" and select the tag given to you by the developers.  The build will take 10-15 minutes.  At the conclusion, go to "protege_deploy_dev" and deploy the tag you just built.


Steps to complete a Manual Protégé Server Build Process for Dev, QA, and Stage Tiers

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  • To run from the Windows GUI: Create the following folder structure: nciscn<YYMMDD><VERSION>/protegegui/. From this location, right click, select 'SVN Checkout'. A window will appear asking for the source and target of files. Protégé files are located in NCI SVN, and can be checked out from: https://ncisvn.nci.nih.gov/svn/protegegui
  • To run from command prompt on the server, navigate to /app/protégé/repo, and create the following directory ncisvn<YYMMDD><VERSION>/protegegui/ and run the svn checkout: 


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To checkout the Protege source code, you can use the following target:

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svn co https://ncisvn.nci.nih.gov/svn/protegegui/collaborativedevterminologytools/scripts/trunk/

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If the build involves software updates that include any database code or schema changes, skip to the 'Protege Software Updates & Configuring New Database Project' section. For builds that will only require software updates connecting to an existing database project, please follow the 'Protege Software Updates' section.

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