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Check out the source code from Bitbucket using git clone:.It is still available from the SourceForge project. Olifant, the TMX editor, is currently only part of the. All new development is now done in the Java branch. Its distribution and source code is still available here. The older version of the Okapi Framework for. At some point it was an acronym for 'Open Kit API'. The usage of this name for the framework has its roots to much older projects.

Okapi is pronounced /oКЉЛ€kЙ‘ЛђpЙЄ/ ( hear it)

You can post a message to the Okapi users group if you are part of the group.ДЄn okapi is an African animal looking somewhat like a cross between a zebra and a giraffe.

You can post a bug report or an enhancement request on the issues tracking page if you have a Bitbucket account (preferred).

How do I report bugs or request enhancement?

Okapi developers is the group and mailing list for the developers working on the source code.

Okapi users is the group and mailing list for the end users.

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Both have public archives, and both require registration to post a message:

Support Is there a users group or a support mailing list?

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The project uses the Apache license which allows open-source or commercial products to use our applications and components.

The documentation is under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License (CC-BY-SA).Д¬an I use Okapi's components in my applications?.

The source code is under Apache Licence version 2.0.

Licenses Under what licence the Okapi Framework is developed?

If your machine is 64-bit make sure to have installed the 64-bit distribution.

If your machine is 32-bit make sure to have installed the 32-bit distribution.

Make sure you have installed the correct distribution for your platform.

Check that you have the proper version of Java (1.7 or above).

When I try to start Rainbow/Ratel/CheckMate nothing happens. Simple Troubleshooting Is there a Getting Started guide? You can follow the same steps for all Okapi tools.

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See How to Change the Java Parameters for Rainbow. Okapi's source code has been carefully designed to separate UI-dependant code and non-UI code, so most of the components (such as the Filters, the Steps and the Connectors) can be used on any platform.Д¬an I change the Java VM settings when running the tools? That library requires a different distribution for each platform and architecture. However, for a better internationalization support and a more seamless integration with each platform, we have selected to use Eclipse SWT ( ) as the foundation for the UI of our applications. Yes, Java is cross-platform, and most of the Okapi code runs anywhere Java runs. Why is there several distributions, isn't Java cross-platform? For a complete list, see the Connectors page. For example you can work with Google MT, Apertium MT, Microsoft Translator, etc. But you can use different third-party MT system using one of the connectors distributed with the framework. For a complete list and more details see the ' Connectors' page.Дoes Okapi provide a MT (Machine Translation) system? For example: the Translate Toolkit TM, GlobalSight TM, the OpenTran Translation Repository, MyMemory, etc. You can also use third-part TM engines through the the different connectors that the framework provides.

SimpleTM TM is a limited and older engine that is being progressively phased out.

There are currently two TM engines implemented in the framework: The Okapi tools allow you to create translation packages in various formats that can be opened in different translation editors such as OmegaT, MemoQ, Trados Workbench, Swordfish, Wordfast, etc.ДЇor translating XLIFF files see: ' How to Translate XLIFF Documents'.Дoes Okapi provide a TM (Translation Memory)? See the article ' How to Extract Text for Translation' in the Knowledge Base. You can also create your own filters and use them seamlessly with the Okapi tools. Note that you can also create your own filter configurations to support some formats. The framework offers filters for many file formats, including XML, XLIFF, TMX, HTML, DOCX, ODT, Properties, PO, and many more.ДЇor a more complete list of the supported formats, see the ' Filters' page.

4.2 How do I report bugs or request enhancement?.

4.1 Is there a users group or a support mailing list?.

3.2 Can I use Okapi's components in my applications?.

3.1 Under what licence the Okapi Framework is developed?.

2.2 When I try to start Rainbow/Ratel/CheckMate nothing happens.

1.7 Can I change the Java VM settings when running the tools?.

1.6 Why is there several distributions, isn't Java cross-platform?.

1.5 Does Okapi provide a MT (Machine Translation) system?.

1.4 Does Okapi provide a TM (Translation Memory)?.

1.3 Does Okapi provide a translation editor?.

1.2 How do I extract text for translation?.

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