Developing GlobalSight

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System requirements

Installing GlobalSight
3rd party comps: Windows | Ubuntu
GlobalSight: Windows | Ubuntu
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Setting up GlobalSight
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

Upgrading GlobalSight
Comparing GlobalSight with WorldServer

The basic functionality of GlobalSight can be customized and extended as needed by the developers in your environment.

For an architecture overview, see GlobalSight Architecture.

Enhancing the GlobalSight core

Debugging GlobalSight

For help stepping into GlobalSight with a debugger, see Debugging GlobalSight.

Integrating external systems to GlobalSight

You can use the GlobalSight Web services API to integrating external systems with GlobalSight, to submit content and monitor status. You can also use the Test Tool to check that it works as it should.

You can configure GlobalSight to connect to a CVS repository, and create jobs using the Desktop Icon.

Understanding the GlobalSight database schema

Useful SQL queries

  • For a collection of useful database queries written the SQL language, please refer to Useful SQL database queries. These can be used to provide reports, for instance.

Additional Resources