Installing GlobalSight

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About GlobalSight System requirements Setting up GlobalSight Upgrading GlobalSight Comparing GlobalSight with WorldServer GlobalSight online help

Installing GlobalSight Installing GlobalSight on Windows Installing GlobalSight on Ubuntu Installing Third-party Components for GlobalSight on Windows Installing Third-party Components for GlobalSight on Ubuntu Installing the GlobalSight Desktop Icon

Using GlobalSight Managing GlobalSight Projects Translating with GlobalSight Reviewing with GlobalSight Using the Desktop Icon Running GlobalSight Behind an Apache Reverse Proxy

Developing GlobalSight GlobalSight Architecture Getting the Code Building and Deploying GlobalSight GlobalSight Developer’s Guide Setting up the Development Environment Debugging GlobalSight Designing the GlobalSight Adapters GlobalSight Web Services API Using the GlobalSight Web Services API Test Tool Using the GlobalSight CVS Connector Connecting to a CVS with the GlobalSight Desktop Icon

Help and support Troubleshooting FAQs Training GlobalSight forums

Installing GlobalSight consists of downloading and installing three separate components - third-party software, the GlobalSight core and the Desktop Icon.

Install them in the correct order.

You can also run GlobalSight behind a reverse proxy using Apache.

You can download all three in one zip file (for example GlobalSight_Software_Package_Windows_8.2.zip) for Windows or Linux here, under Open-Source Software->Source Code on globalsight.com.

Unzipping the file creates six directories:

1. 3rd_party_software
2. Aligner
3. Converters
4. DesktopIcon
5. Documentation
6. GlobalSight