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Chapter 6. Language administration

6.1. Change Interface Language
6.1.1. Method One
6.1.2. Method Two
6.1.3. Method Three
6.1.4. Set language for a user
6.2. RTL Support (Right To Left)
6.3. Multi-Language Navigation Nodes
6.3.1. Overview
6.3.2. Key Format
6.3.3. Creating Keys
6.3.4. Creating Keys using the *Create Page Wizard*
6.3.5. Creating/Editing Keys by *Edit Page Wizard*
6.3.6. Creating/Editing Keys using the *Edit Page and Navigation*
6.3.7. Internationalize Resource Keys
6.3.8. Walk-through
6.4. Internationalization Portlet
6.4.1. Add a new Resource
6.4.2. View and Edit a Resource
6.4.3. Delete a Resource
6.4.4. Search a Resource

provides users with the most familiar interface language to work with and perform all actions efficiently. The priority of the interface language is as follows:

Thus to display your prefered language, you should pay attention to this order to change the language type appropriately.

You can change the interface language permanently by three ways :

GateIn Portal supports RTL (Right to Left) to meet the demand of Arabian customers who want to use the Portal by their own language for more convenient and easy to use. When you change from other languages to Arabic or set the displaying language as Arabic, the displaying on Portal will be changed to Right to Left (RTL) direction because Arabian usually read from Right to Left.

Some screen shots of Portal with RTL:

The Account Portlet

The Application Registry Portlet

The Internationalization Portlet:

The Organization Portlet:

organizes resource keys in resource files. Each file contains a list of keys and their meanings (translations) in one specific language. Normally one resource file has one language supported by Portal. This helps to structure the resource keys. Each resource file has a name and a language attribute. One resource file only can contain translations for one single language.

To utilize Internationalization features do the following:

This portlet is used to define a word or a phrase of the current language to an expected language. The form of this portlet is like:

Each resource supports a language. So, you can define a word or a phrase according to the supported language.