Report generation with OpenOffice
The Perl file this-week.pl (http://www.rainervolz.de/planner-rdf/this-week.pl) creates a simple report for the current week. The script extracts task and note information from the generated OWL files and inserts it into a simple OpenOffice Writer document. Nothing fancy, just a proof of concept, to show how planner-rdf can be used to integrate Planner Mode with other applications.
Besides Perl and OpenOffice you'll need the Redland RDF Application Framework (http://www.redland.opensource.ac.uk/). It is used to process the RDF data. Redland is small, but powerful, and available for many platforms and languages.
As an example the application loads the RDF data each time it is run. In the real world you probably would use Redland to store the Planner data in a database, to save the loading step each time you access the data.
Importing Planner data into Protege
Protege is a popular ontology editor and knowledge management application. A simple way to import data into it, is to provide a OWL file that contains the data as well as the schema. To do this:
python cmw --rdf planner-rdf.owl
planner-data.owl --think --rdf >planner2.owl
Not the most straightforward process, but it works. The resulting file, here planner2.owl, can then be loaded into Protege.