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Translating Your Model

In this step, you will be able to translate all the resources associated to the Configuration Process: Descriptions, RMO, Forms…etc.

Translate the objects

Warning:

This section details how to use the CSV Export / Import to manage translations.

This approach chose only be chosen when dealing with a limited number of records / lines: no more than a hundred.

For larger volumes, please prefer the Excel import / export feature for performances reasons.

In order to translate a set of products, proceed as follows: You can either translate your objects individually (Translate resources associated to a single object)….

How-To:

  • [Via the ‘Explore Structure’ explorer]
    • Click on the object to be translated in the Explorer
  • [Via the Table Toolbar]
    • In the combobox associated to the ‘Source’ function, select the Source language of your modeling object.
    • Click on the ‘Source’ function.
  • [Via the Table Toolbar]
    • In the combobox associated to the ‘Destination’ function, select the language of your translation.
    • Fill the objects descriptions in the ‘To’ column (in Destination Language)
  • Save

… or translate all resources (Mass update via Export/Import tool)

How-To:

  • [Via the 'Explore Structure' explorer]
    • Click on the icon representing the complete project in the Explorer
  • [Via the Table Toolbar]
    • In the combobox associated to the 'Source' function, select the Source language of your modeling object.
    • Click on the 'Source' function.
  • [Via the Table Toolbar]
    • In the combobox associated to the 'Destination' function, select the language of your translation.
  • Export:
    • [Via the Menu Toolbar] Click on 'Export' function
    • In the popup, choose the separator/delimiter (; by default).
  • Edit the translation file:
    • Retrieve the Exported file on the server
    • Open the file and enter the translations in the 'To' column.
    • Save the file and close it
  • Import:
    • [Via the Menu Toolbar] Click on 'Import' function
    • In the popup, choose the separator/delimiter (; by default)
    • Choose the file to import and click "Ok"
  • Save
Warning: Please ensure that your files are encoded in UTF-8 format.

How to add a new language

The languages available for translation are listed in the following file that you can find on the CPQ server:

$CPQ_HOME$/conf/“internationalSettings.xml”.

To add a new language, insert the following XML block between the opening and the closing tags:

<internationalSettings name='Français'>

<language code='fr'/>

<country code='FR'/>

<currency code='EUR' format='#.##0,###'/>

<longDate format='yyyy MMM dd EEE HH:mm'/>

<shortDate format='dd MMM yyyy'/>

<time format='HH#mm#ss.s'/>

<number format=''/>

<integer format=''/>

</internationalSettings>

Replace the setting name, language, country, and currency depending on your settings. Save and close the file, and restart the CPQ Server.

Warning: Please ensure that your files are encoded in UTF-8 format.