To install itemis ANALYZE (ANALYZE) run the installer which is called itemis_ANALYZE_<Version>_Setup_x64.exe. A wizard will guide you through the installation. During the installation you will be asked to choose a folder where ANALYZE should be installed to.
Please note: Choose a folder for which you have write permission – installing to a write protected folder is not supported. You should not choose the Program Files folders (e.g. C:\Program Files or C:\Program Files (x86)).
After installation you can launch ANALYZE using the ANALYZE shortcut in the start menu.
The installer will create file associations for ANALYZE snapshot files, so you can open ANALYZE snapshot files with a double click.
To install itemis ANALYZE as a stand-alone tool, unzip the distro file. A folder named ANALYZE is created on your disk. The itemis ANALYZE executable is residing in that directory. It is called ANALYZE.exe on Windows and IA on Linux or macOS. Execute it to start itemis ANALYZE.
itemis ANALYZE is shipped as one archive, from which the ANALYZE application can be extracted manually. If the archive is extracted into the folder into which it was downloaded, Mac OS X puts the application into a sandbox mode. In the sandbox mode, the default workspace path and other settings are stored in a temporary location, which is removed on exit. This can lead to unexpected behavior of ANALYZE.
After moving the ANALYZE.app to another folder, ANALYZE can be started like other applications and asks for the workspace.
On Linux, some additional requirements need to be installed for ANALYZE to run.
Depending on your Linux distribution and version, you might need to install additional packages for Webkit GTK and Java from your distribution’s repository (or elsewhere).
If the welcome page looks broken and asks you to configure webkitgtk, refer to Webkit GTK.
The easiest way to get a suitable installation and all dependencies installed, is by installing an eclipse by your distributions package manager. This will in general install Webkit, Java and other requirements.
On Linux, you might encounter certain user interface problems or display irregularities when working with Eclipse-based software, e.g., when viewing the welcome page. This is a general problem that can also affect itemis ANALYZE. It is due to Eclipse on Linux needing specific versions of the libwebkitgtk library to function properly. Depending on your Linux distribution and version, you already have a suitable libwebkitgtk library installed or not.