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Globalyzer consists of a Globalyzer Client and a Globalyzer Server.
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Globalyzer consists of a <b>Globalyzer Server</b> and a <b>Globalyzer Client</b>.
   
The Server manages user accounts and rule sets created within those accounts.
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The <b>Server</b> manages user accounts and rule sets created within those accounts.
The Client creates projects and scans, accessing the rule sets on the server to run the scans looking for internationalization issues.
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The <b>Client</b> creates projects and scans, accessing the rule sets on the Server to execute the scans looking for internationalization issues.
   
 
Lingoport provides a Globalyzer Server at www.globalyzer.com (hosted); alternatively, companies can purchase and install their own server (enterprise) to run on their site. To access a server, you must already have an account created; simply browse to the server URL (either our hosted server or your enterprise server) and log in with your account credentials.
 
Lingoport provides a Globalyzer Server at www.globalyzer.com (hosted); alternatively, companies can purchase and install their own server (enterprise) to run on their site. To access a server, you must already have an account created; simply browse to the server URL (either our hosted server or your enterprise server) and log in with your account credentials.
   
The Globalyzer Client comes in several flavors.
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The Globalyzer Client comes in several flavors and can be downloaded from the Globalyzer Server. Login to the Server, scroll to the bottom of your home page, and click on the <b>download the Globalyzer Client here</b> link.
   
* The Workbench
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== The Globalyzer Workbench ==
* CLI
 
* Lite
 
* Maven Plugin
 
* API
 
   
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== The Globalyzer Command Line Interface ==
   
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== Globalyzer Lite ==
   
== Lite vs the Globalyzer API ==
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== The Globalyzer Maven Plugin ==
   
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== Globalyzer API ==
Globalyzer Lite utilizes the Globalyzer API. Using the API directly is more powerful, but also requires writing a custom java application.
 
 
== Lite vs the Globalyzer Workbench ==
 
 
In comparison to the Globalyzer Workbench, Globalyzer Lite is smaller, faster to install and does not require a database. Lite supports direct integration with IDEs, while the Workbench is its own standalone program. Additionally, unlike the workbench, multiple instances of Lite may be run concurrently. This allows Continuous Integration systems to use Lite to provision the scanning of multiple projects.
 

Revision as of 23:25, 15 September 2017

Globalyzer consists of a Globalyzer Server and a Globalyzer Client.

The Server manages user accounts and rule sets created within those accounts. The Client creates projects and scans, accessing the rule sets on the Server to execute the scans looking for internationalization issues.

Lingoport provides a Globalyzer Server at www.globalyzer.com (hosted); alternatively, companies can purchase and install their own server (enterprise) to run on their site. To access a server, you must already have an account created; simply browse to the server URL (either our hosted server or your enterprise server) and log in with your account credentials.

The Globalyzer Client comes in several flavors and can be downloaded from the Globalyzer Server. Login to the Server, scroll to the bottom of your home page, and click on the download the Globalyzer Client here link.

The Globalyzer Workbench

The Globalyzer Command Line Interface

Globalyzer Lite

The Globalyzer Maven Plugin

Globalyzer API