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It is also possible to add/compile multiple packages in the same {{~%%KnowledgeBase}} or {{~%%Ontology}} markup. This way, it is for example possible to have a package {{common}} defining
It is also possible to add/compile multiple packages in the same {{~%%KnowledgeBase}} or {{~%%Ontology}} markup. This way, it is for example possible to have a package {{common}} defining some common terminology. Then there can be different packages for different domains, let call them {{domain1}} and {{domain2}}. Together with the package {{common}}, they will each come together in knowledge base or ontology, e.g. by using the following:
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%%Knowledgebase
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@uses: common
@uses: domain1
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}}}
Check out the following demo pages to see such a configuration in action: [Multi Package Demo]
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