Difference between revisions of "Local Rule Sets"
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Rule sets are stored in local zip files, rather than retrieved from the Server. These rule set files can either be exported directly from the Server (and copied to your project-path/lingoport directory), or exported from the Client as an option when exporting your Workbench project to a Globalyzer Lite Project Definition File. |
Rule sets are stored in local zip files, rather than retrieved from the Server. These rule set files can either be exported directly from the Server (and copied to your project-path/lingoport directory), or exported from the Client as an option when exporting your Workbench project to a Globalyzer Lite Project Definition File. |
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| − | To use Local Rule Sets, set the <b>use-local-rulesets</b> attribute to true in the Lite [[ |
+ | To use Local Rule Sets, set the <b>use-local-rulesets</b> attribute to true in the Lite [[http://wiki.lingoport.com/Globalyzer_Lite#Project_Definition_Format|Project Definition File]]. |
If using local rule sets, you do not need to specify username/password/server information in your Project Definition File. |
If using local rule sets, you do not need to specify username/password/server information in your Project Definition File. |
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Revision as of 14:16, 19 September 2017
Local Rule Sets is a feature, available with Globalyzer Lite, that allows scanning to occur without accessing the Globalyzer Server. Rule sets are stored in local zip files, rather than retrieved from the Server. These rule set files can either be exported directly from the Server (and copied to your project-path/lingoport directory), or exported from the Client as an option when exporting your Workbench project to a Globalyzer Lite Project Definition File.
To use Local Rule Sets, set the use-local-rulesets attribute to true in the Lite [Definition File].
If using local rule sets, you do not need to specify username/password/server information in your Project Definition File.
If using local rule sets, but a local rule set is not found and login information is available, Globalyzer will try to access the rule set on the server.
Use of this feature requires a Globalyzer License to be downloaded from the Server and stored on your local machine. Place this license file in the following default locations, per OS:
- Windows - C:\Lingoport
- Linux - {userhome}/lingoport
- Mac - /Applications/Lingoport
