Examples of IndividualsListPortlet

edu.stanford.bmir.protege.web.client.ui.ontology.individuals.IndividualsListPortlet
Portlet for showing a list of individuals. The list is filled with the instances of the class given as argument to setEntity method. Normally, it is used together with the class tree portlet. The portlet can also be configured in the configuration file to show always only the instances of a certain class by setting a property of the portlet showOnlyClass to point to a class. @author Tania Tudorache

Examples of edu.stanford.bmir.protege.web.client.ui.ontology.individuals.IndividualsListPortlet

            }
            else if (portletJavaClassName.equals(ImportsTreePortlet.class.getName())) {
                return new ImportsTreePortlet(project);
            }
            else if (portletJavaClassName.equals(IndividualsListPortlet.class.getName())) {
                return new IndividualsListPortlet(project);
            }
            else if (portletJavaClassName.equals(MetricsPortlet.class.getName())) {
                return new MetricsPortlet(project);
            }
            else if (portletJavaClassName.equals(PropertiesTreePortlet.class.getName())) {

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Examples of edu.stanford.bmir.protege.web.client.ui.ontology.individuals.IndividualsListPortlet


        return clsesPanel;
    }


    protected IndividualsListPortlet createIndividualsListPorlet() {
       IndividualsListPortlet indPortlet = new IndividualsListPortlet(project);
       indPortlet.setDraggable(false);
       indPortlet.setClosable(false);
       indPortlet.setCollapsible(false);
       indPortlet.setHeight(390);
        return indPortlet;
    }

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