CA Identity Manager supports localization for Roles and Tasks. This will allow for language to be in the requested country's language.
You can localize the following elements in the User Console to a particular language:
Note: CA Identity Manager reports are not localized.
In addition, before we get started there are a few prerequisites to properly display localization. The instructions can be found in the Documentation here: Localization Prerequisites
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Follow the provided steps to successfully configure localization in your environment, and expands on the Documentation available here: CA Identity Manager Localization
1) Configure Your Environment
In order to run the commands described in this document, you will need ant 1.7 or later and Java JDK 1.5 or later. Both ant and Java JDK must be on your path. These can be added with the following WINDOWS commands:
PATH %JAVA_HOME%\bin;%PATH%
PATH %ANT_HOME%\bin;%PATH%
2) Enable Language Switching
Navigate to your Management Console (…/iam/immanage). Then navigate here: Environments -> <environment-name> -> Advanced Settings -> User Console -> Check the “Enable Language Switching” checkbox
3a) Single Language Environment:
To translate your Roledefinitions.xml into a different language, there are ones available in the samples folder included with the product. These are located here: ...\Identity Manager\IAM Suite\Identity Manager\tools\samples\Localization. Each folder is labeled with its respective language. Select the RoleDefinition.xml and import it using the management console:
3b) Multi-language Environment:
Note: If you are going to support multiple languages in your Identity Manager environment, you develop roles in English, export the roles into a role definitions file, tokenize the role definitions file, add the additional resources to a resource bundle and then translate the resulting resource bundle to multiple languages.
These steps need to be followed in this order:
1.Export Roles and Tasks XML from the Identity Manager Management Console (As seen above)
2.Tokenize the RolesDefinition.xml
3.Translate the tokenized RolesDefinition.xml
4.Follow the Translating Resource Bundle steps
5.Restart the application server
6.Upload the tokenized RolesDefintion.xml into your environment
Notes are located below if encountering any issues.
4) Tokenizing Role Definitions
To tokenize the resource file and generate the additional resources, navigate to the Localization directory, and then run the following command:
ant tokenizeroledef -Dinputfile=RoleDefinitions.xml
This will produce RoleDefinitions_Tokenized.xml and RoleDefinitions_Tokenized.properties.
5) Translating Role Definitions
Note: When using multi-language environment, be sure to use the tokenized rolesdefinition.xml file. It should look something like this: "RolesDefinition_Tokenized.xml"
Translate role definitions using the dictionary included in the Localization directory. Run the following command in the Localization directory.
Ex. ant translateroledef -Dinputfile=RoleDefinitions.xml (Note: Your RoleDefinitions.xml name may be different)
This will produce a RoleDefinitions_languagecode.xml for each supported language. Append the properties to your English resources. Strings that could not be translated with the dictionaries will remain in English.
6) Translating Resource Bundles
Translate resource bundles using the dictionary included in the Localization directory. Write missing dictionary entries to a file. Run the following command in the Localization directory.
ant translateresourcebundle -Dinputfile=bundlename.properties
This will produce a bundlename_languagecode.properties for each supported language and add any strings that could not be translated to a bundlename_languagecode.missing file.
Wildfly Version:
These files should be placed here: <Wildfly_Home>\standalone\deployments\iam_im.ear\custom\resourceBundles
JBoss Version:
<Jboss_directory>\server\default\deploy\iam_im.ear\custom\provisioning\resourceBundles
7) Uploading RolesDefinitions.xml
Navigate to the Identity Manager Management Console and upload the tokenized English Rolesdefinition.xml first and then any other language that you would require into your environment.
Reference: Additional information can be located here ...\Identity Manager\IAM Suite\Identity Manager\tools\samples\Localization\readme.htm