Localization

 

Swedish Host Code Page Beta Support:

HACP EE v1.8 design supported United States (037) Host Code page only. In HACP EE v1.9, Sweden (278) and Sweden Euro (1143) Host Code pages are also supported.

The Host Code page defined by the admin is displayed if this property is locked by the admin.

Globalization

 

Introduction and requirements:

Host Access Client Package Extended Edition provides multiple languages support. The HACPEE users can view the UI elements in all supported 23 languages based on their locales. The property panel, settings panel, alerts, OIA messages. etc., have been globalized throughout the product. As a pre-requisite, the desired language should be added to the browser.

The HACPEE supported languages are listed below with respective locale:

Language

Language suffix

Simplified Chinese

zh_CN

Traditional Chinese

zh_TW

Czech

cs

Danish

da

Dutch

nl

English

en

Finnish

fi

French

fr

German

de

Greek

el

Hungarian

hu

Italian

it

Japanese

ja

Korean

ko

Norwegian

no

Polish

pl

Brazilian Portuguese

pt_br

Portuguese

pt_pT

Russian

ru

Slovenian

sl

Spanish

es

Swedish

sv

Turkish

tr

Catalan

ca

 

This can be achieved in two ways:

At first the HACP EE page can be viewed based on the browser preferred language order to view web pages set at the client side. If multiple supported language is added, based on the preference order the default browser language will be considered. If an unsupported language is detected at browser level, then the HACP EE page will be viewed in the default language of the product i.e English.

The second path would be for the Admin to have a control over the browser preference language (display Locale). This can be done by setting two parameters in ‘web.properties’ file that resides under HOD publish directory.

The path of the directory:

C:\Program Files\ibm\HostOnDemand\HOD\web.properties

The parameters that can be defined by Admin are ‘preferredLocale=en, cs’ and ‘defaultLocale=ja’ to have a control over the browser locale.

If the browser locale / language is one of the locale defined in the ‘preferredLocale’ parameter, then the page is viewed in that language else the web page will be viewed in locale defined in ‘defaultLocale’ parameter.

If ‘defaultLocale’ is not defined and unsupported language is detected in browser, then the page will be viewed in ‘English’.