Localization enables administrators to translate User Console elements, such as prompts, buttons, tabs, titles, status messages, and email notifications, into multiple languages. This guide provides instructions for configuring localization within your environment to support languages including French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Simplified Chinese, and Spanish. Note that Identity Manager reports do not support localization.
Identity Manager 14.5 & 15
Localization requires specific configuration steps and prerequisites to correctly map resource bundles and role definitions to the desired language pack.
Follow these steps to configure localization in your environment.
1. Prerequisites Ensure Apache Ant (1.7 or later) and Java JDK (1.8 or later) are installed and added to your system path.
PATH %JAVA_HOME%\bin;%PATH%PATH %ANT_HOME%\bin;%PATH%2. Enable Language Switching
.../iam/immanage.3. Configure Language Environment Choose the procedure that matches your deployment requirements:
Option A: Single Language Environment
...\Identity Manager\IAM Suite\Identity Manager\tools\samples\Localization.RoleDefinition.xml corresponding to your language folder.Option B: Multi-language Environment
RolesDefinition.xml by running: ant tokenizeroledef -Dinputfile=RoleDefinitions.xml. This generates RoleDefinitions_Tokenized.xml and RoleDefinitions_Tokenized.properties.Localization directory by running: ant translateroledef -Dinputfile=RoleDefinitions.xml.ant translateresourcebundle -Dinputfile=bundlename.properties.RolesDefinition.xml into your environment.4. Deployment Paths
<Wildfly_Home>\standalone\deployments\iam_im.ear\custom\resourceBundles.<Jboss_directory>\server\default\deploy\iam_im.ear\custom\provisioning\resourceBundles.For further information about Localization, see documentation Identity Manager Localization - 14.5 or Identity Manager Localization - v15
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