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Lcameron: /* I have a Globalyzer Project without a Workbench Project, how did this happen and how can I create a Workbench Project? */

2013-10-09T22:26:31Z

I have a Globalyzer Project without a Workbench Project, how did this happen and how can I create a Workbench Project?

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	4. Once the Eclipse Workbench Project is created, it will prompt you to create a Globalyzer Project and then Scans for the Project.		4. Once the Eclipse Workbench Project is created, it will prompt you to create a Globalyzer Project and then Scans for the Project.

	==I have a Globalyzer Project without a Workbench Project, how did this happen and how can I create a Workbench Project?==		==I have a Globalyzer Project without a Workbench Project; how did this happen and how can I create a Workbench Project?==
	This can occur for a variety of reasons:		This can occur for a variety of reasons:
	· You've created a Globalyzer Project in '''Project=>Manage Projects'''.		· You've created a Globalyzer Project in '''Project=>Manage Projects'''.

Lcameron: /* How do I create a Workbench Project and associated Globalyzer Project? */

2013-10-09T22:25:21Z

How do I create a Workbench Project and associated Globalyzer Project?

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	A Workbench Project is an Eclipse Project. A Globalyzer Project is a set of scans. Ideally you would have one Workbench Project associated with one Globalyzer Project.		A Workbench Project is an Eclipse Project. A Globalyzer Project is a set of scans. Ideally you would have one Workbench Project associated with one Globalyzer Project.

	==How do I create a Workbench Project ~~and~~ associated Globalyzer Project?==		==How do I create a Workbench Project associated with a Globalyzer Project?==

	1. Select File=>New to launch Eclipse's Project Wizard.		1. Select File=>New to launch Eclipse's Project Wizard.

Lcameron at 22:24, 9 October 2013

2013-10-09T22:24:17Z

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	==~~Running~~ the Globalyzer ~~Workbench~~==		==What is the difference between a Workbench Project and a Globalyzer Project?==
	~~Globalyzer lets you internationalize your application in a completely integrated development environment: We call this the Globalyzer~~ Workbench. ~~You can install~~ Globalyzer ~~either as~~ a ~~standalone development environment or, if~~ you ~~already run in an Eclipse development environment, as an Eclipse plugin~~.		A Workbench Project is an Eclipse Project. A Globalyzer Project is a set of scans. Ideally you would have one Workbench Project associated with one Globalyzer Project.

	===Globalyzer ~~Projects and Workbench Projects=~~==		==How do I create a Workbench Project and associated Globalyzer Project?==
	~~In order for your Globalyzer Projects to work in the Workbench, they must each be associated with a Workbench Project. There are various ways to set up this association, depending on your setup.~~

	====Globalyzer Project without a Workbench Project====		1. Select File=>New to launch Eclipse's Project Wizard.

			2. Choose the type of Workbench Project you want to create. For example, if your application is a Java application, you can choose Java Project. If you don't have a plug-in for your application's programming language or you're planning to build and run your application outside the Globalyzer Workbench, select General=>Project and click Next.

			3. Enter a Project Name and source code Location in the New Project dialog.

			4. Once the Eclipse Workbench Project is created, it will prompt you to create a Globalyzer Project and then Scans for the Project.

			==I have a Globalyzer Project without a Workbench Project, how did this happen and how can I create a Workbench Project?==
	This can occur for a variety of reasons:		This can occur for a variety of reasons:
	· You've created a Globalyzer Project in '''Project=>Manage Projects'''.		· You've created a Globalyzer Project in '''Project=>Manage Projects'''.
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	3. Click on the '''Associate''' button. This will bring up Eclipse's New Project wizard so that you can create the associated Workbench Project. Be sure to use the exact same Globalyzer Project name and source code location. Otherwise, the Eclipse Workbench Project won't be associated with the Globalyzer Project. Once you make the association, you'll see a '''W''' icon next to the Globalyzer Project's name. You'll also now be able to fully use Globalyzer features on the Project.		3. Click on the '''Associate''' button. This will bring up Eclipse's New Project wizard so that you can create the associated Workbench Project. Be sure to use the exact same Globalyzer Project name and source code location. Otherwise, the Eclipse Workbench Project won't be associated with the Globalyzer Project. Once you make the association, you'll see a '''W''' icon next to the Globalyzer Project's name. You'll also now be able to fully use Globalyzer features on the Project.

	==~~==Creating~~ a Workbench Project~~====~~		==I have a Workbench Project without a Globalyzer Project, how did this happen and how can I create a Globalyzer Project?==
	~~If you create the Workbench Project first, Globalyzer will automatically create the~~ Globalyzer Project.		This occurs when you've already set up an Eclipse Project for your application and now you want to use Globalyzer on it.

	~~1. Select File=>New to launch Eclipse's Project Wizard.~~

	~~2. Choose the type of Workbench Project you want to create. For example~~, ~~if your application is a Java application, you~~ can choose Java Project. If you don't have a plug-in for your application's programming language or you're planning to build and run your application outside the Globalyzer Workbench, select General=>Project and click Next.

	~~3. Enter a Project Name and source code Location in the New Project dialog.~~

	~~4. Once the Eclipse Workbench Project is created, it will automatically~~ create ~~the corresponding Globalyzer Project and lead you into the Scan creation.~~

	~~====Workbench Project without~~ a Globalyzer Project====
	This ~~final scenario~~ occurs when you've already set up an Eclipse Project for your application and now you want to use Globalyzer on it.

	1. Right-click on the Eclipse Workbench Project in the Navigation pane.		1. Right-click on the Eclipse Workbench Project in the Navigation pane.

	2. Select Globalyzer=>Add/Remove Globalyzer Nature. This will create an associated Globalyzer Project and bring you into the New Scan Wizard.		2. Select Globalyzer=>Add/Remove Globalyzer Nature. This will create an associated Globalyzer Project and bring you into the New Scan Wizard.

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==Running the Globalyzer Workbench==
Globalyzer lets you internationalize your application in a completely integrated development environment: We call this the Globalyzer Workbench. You can install Globalyzer either as a standalone development environment or, if you already run in an Eclipse development environment, as an Eclipse plugin.

===Globalyzer Projects and Workbench Projects===
In order for your Globalyzer Projects to work in the Workbench, they must each be associated with a Workbench Project. There are various ways to set up this association, depending on your setup.

====Globalyzer Project without a Workbench Project====
This can occur for a variety of reasons:
· You've created a Globalyzer Project in '''Project=>Manage Projects'''.
· You've imported a Globalyzer Project through the Globalyzer Commandline Client.
· You've created Globalyzer Projects in an earlier release of Globalyzer and have now upgraded to Globalyzer 4.0
· You've deleted the associated Workbench Project.

Follow these steps to associate your Globalyzer Project with a new Workbench Project:

1. Click on '''Project=>Manage Projects'''. This dialog lists all your Globalyzer Projects: Any Globalyzer Project that is associated with a Workbench Project will have a '''W''' icon next to its name.

2. Click on the Globalyzer Project that you want to associate with a Workbench Project.

Note that once you've associated your Globalyzer Project with a Workbench Project, you'll no longer be able to change its name or source code location until you break the association.

3. Click on the '''Associate''' button. This will bring up Eclipse's New Project wizard so that you can create the associated Workbench Project. Be sure to use the exact same Globalyzer Project name and source code location. Otherwise, the Eclipse Workbench Project won't be associated with the Globalyzer Project. Once you make the association, you'll see a '''W''' icon next to the Globalyzer Project's name. You'll also now be able to fully use Globalyzer features on the Project.

====Creating a Workbench Project====
If you create the Workbench Project first, Globalyzer will automatically create the Globalyzer Project.

1. Select File=>New to launch Eclipse's Project Wizard.

2. Choose the type of Workbench Project you want to create. For example, if your application is a Java application, you can choose Java Project. If you don't have a plug-in for your application's programming language or you're planning to build and run your application outside the Globalyzer Workbench, select General=>Project and click Next.

3. Enter a Project Name and source code Location in the New Project dialog.

4. Once the Eclipse Workbench Project is created, it will automatically create the corresponding Globalyzer Project and lead you into the Scan creation.

====Workbench Project without a Globalyzer Project====
This final scenario occurs when you've already set up an Eclipse Project for your application and now you want to use Globalyzer on it.

1. Right-click on the Eclipse Workbench Project in the Navigation pane.

2. Select Globalyzer=>Add/Remove Globalyzer Nature. This will create an associated Globalyzer Project and bring you into the New Scan Wizard.