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Displaying Forms in Non-English Languages
directory where the default form would be stored to see if there is a directory
matching the first value in the
directory, Certificate Management System looks for the correct form or template in
the language-specific directory; if the form or template is not found, the default is
still used.
For example, the manual user enrollment form is
in the
provide a version of this form in French and German for your users, you would
translate the form, create the directories
web-apps/ee/ca/de
appropriate, language-specific subdirectory. The appropriate form is sent to users
automatically based on the language preferences set in their browsers.
Localized versions of the agent forms and templates are supported in the same
way. Create language-specific subdirectories of
web-apps/agent/kra
for agents in non-English languages.
Note that if a browser sends more than one language, Certificate Management
System will try to match one of the browser's language preferences with the
default locale of the system where the server is running. If no match is found, the
default page in English will be returned to the browser. Users having trouble
accessing your localized content should make sure they have only one language set
in their browsers.
Certificate Management System uses a default character set for each language (see
Table 4-1). If you want to use a different character set for a language, you must edit
the CMS configuration file,
i18nCharset.<lang>=<charset>
Where
where the localized files are stored) and
files in that language. For example, to use a character set named
Korean-language (ko) content, add the following line to the
i18nCharset.ko=EUC_KR
The following table lists the languages supported by Certificate Management
System, the two-letter language code to use for language-specific directories, and
the default character set Certificate Management System uses for the language:
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directory below the CMS server root. If you wanted to
web-apps/ee/ca
(German), and put the translated versions of the form in the
, and
is the two-letter code for the language (the same as the directory
<lang>
Accept-language
web-apps/ee/ca/fr
web-apps/agent/ca
web-apps/agent/ra
, and add a line with the following format:
CMS.cfg
<charset>
header. If there is such a
ManUserEnroll.html
(French) and
,
to provide forms and templates
is the character set to use with
EUC_KR
file:
CMS.cfg
. It is stored
for