Internationalization doesn't work in upgraded 12.52SP1 CA Single Sign-On environment.
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Internationalization doesn't work in upgraded 12.52SP1 CA Single Sign-On environment.

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Article ID: 4565

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Products

CA Single Sign On Secure Proxy Server (SiteMinder) CA Single Sign On SOA Security Manager (SiteMinder) CA Single Sign-On

Issue/Introduction

Running Web Agent, the Password Services aren't localized as expected.

When I'm selecting Thai language, everything is coming in Thai
except the reason for change password which is coming in another
language other than Thai.

On a "change password page" you can see the below:

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Password Change Request (Thai language)

 "your password change was not accepted." comes in Thai Language.

But "Your password must contain minimum 8 characters." appears in english.

Environment

Web Agent 12.52SP1CR02 on Apache 2.2;Running with Basic Password Services;

Cause

The issue has been caused by the fact that you were using your customized
.fcc files from former version 12.5, with the new internationalization
feature from 12.52SP1. But you shouldn't use both at the same time.

Resolution

- Use your customized .fcc files, but disable the localization
  by setting ACO Localization to no;

- Use the out of the box .fcc files, but enable the out of the
  box internationalization feature by setting ACO Localization to yes;

From documentation :

Disable Internationalization to Use Customized FCCs from Upgraded Agents
Versions Prior to 12.51

The default internationalization support introduced in 12.51
agents prevents customized FCCs created for use with agent
versions prior to 12.51 from working upon upgrade. If you
have upgraded such an agent and want to continue using your
customized FCCs, disable agent internationalization using the
Localization agent configuration parameter.

Important! Disabling agent internationalization prevents the
use of all forms supplied with the new agent and disables all
other agent internationalization features. For a longer term
solution, we recommend migrating your existing FCCs to work on
an internationalized agent and reenabling agent internationalization.
For more information, see FCC Internationalization.

https://docops.ca.com/ca-single-sign-on/12-52-sp1/en/release-notes/installation-and-upgrade-considerations/web-agent-installation-and-upgrade-considerations

Additional Information

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