iServer Multilingual Configuration

The new version of SuperMap iServer service manager supports multi-language environment and provides bilingual configuration in Chinese and English by default. If the default language cannot meet the use environment, you can customize the specific language service manager according to the region and language habits.

• Language-specific customization
• Supported languages

Language-specific customization

The process for customizing a specific language for iServer is as follows:

1. Write the language file

Step 1: Create a new language config file under the path: %SuperMap iServer _ HOME%\webapps\iserver\resources\admin-ui\lang. Take Japanese as an example to create a new Language_ja.json file. Where the name followed by "Language _" must refer to the iServer corresponding language abbreviation in the internationalization comparison table of supported languages .

Step 2: Fill in the contents of the language config file, the file structure and the Language_zh.json and Language_en.json provided by default under the directory of the same level. Be consistent by simply changing the specific content to that of the new language.

Step 3: Save the language config file.

2. Bring language config file to iServer

Step 1: Open the locales.json config file under the path: %SuperMap iServer_HOME%\webapps\iserver\resources\admin-ui\config. The structure of the file is as follows:

{

    "locales": [

        {

            "name": "zh",

            "label": "中文"

        },

        {

            "name": "en",

            "label": "English"

        }

    ]

}

Add a new item in the locales item, where the name attribute must be consistent with the name following the language config file name "Language _" in 1; The property value is customizable and represents the name of the language displayed on the page. Taking Japanese as an example, the modified config file is as follows:

{

    "locales": [

        {

            "name": "zh",

            "label": "中文"

        },

        {

            "name": "en",

            "label": "English"

        },

        {

            "name": "ja",

            "label": "日本語"

        }

    ]

}

Step 2: Save the locales.json config file.

3. Configure the new service management language

If you need to use the new language in the new version of service management, clear the browser cache, log in and enter the new version of service management, click the language button in the upper right corner, and select the language in the drop-down menu.

Supported languages

iServer now supports 62 languages for customization. Please refer to the following internationalization comparison table for details: