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| − | NOTE: If you want to install a language package that uses acents and others special characters, you will need GDOME system. See http://wiki.eprints.org/w/EPrints2/LanguageFAQ.
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| − | First of all check the ListOfTranslations already available!
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| − | You don't replace the english files. All language-speciific files have 'en' in the title. They should be copied and 'en' replaced with the ISO language code of the translation.
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| − | All language-specific files are XML to easy translation.
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| − | XML attributes, eg. &archivename; should ''not'' be translated.
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| − | The software was designed with the idea of translation in mind, which should make the task easier.
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| − | The translation for 2.3.3 should work with 2.3.anything, althogh the next minor version 2.4 may introduce new/changed phrases.
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| − | eprints-2.3.4/cfg/system-phrases-XX.xml
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| − | * This is the main phrases file. It describes all the phrases the software uses, except ones specific to a local configuration.
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| − | eprints-2.3.4/defaultcfg/phrases-XX.xml
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| − | * This file describes configuration-specific phrases for a default archive. Such as the name of the fields.
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| − | eprints-2.3.4/defaultcfg/citations-XX.xml
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| − | * Describes the way eprints, users and subjects are described.
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| − | eprints-2.3.4/defaultcfg/template-XX.xml
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| − | * This is the default template (headers and footers) for an archive
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| − | eprints-2.3.4/defaultcfg/static/XX/
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| − | * This directory contains a number of files, which are the default static webpages (in English) for an archive. A /fr/ (or whatever language) directory should be added.
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| − | The subject tree should be translated, you will then need to use an XML-encoded subject file. The english version is provided here:
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| − | Attach:subjects.xml
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| − | To make the translation add a new <lang> element to each record with the translated name.
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| − | <record>
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| − | <field name="subjectid">CC</field>
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| − | <field name="name">
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| − | <lang id="en">CC Archeology</lang>
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| − | <lang id="fr">CC Archéologie</lang>
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| − | </field>
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| − | <field name="parents">C</field>
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| − | <field name="depositable">TRUE</field>
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| − | </record>
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| − | The modified file have to be imported into the database using the '''bin/import_subjects''' script with the --xml flag set.
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| − | eprints@local:/opt/eprints2> bin/import_subjects YYY -xml subject.xml
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| − | !!!How to install/configure the Translation Package
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| − | # Untar the package in root directory (/): ''eprints@local:/> tar xvzf eprints-2.3.4-translation-XX.tgz ''
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| − | # Edit the '''opt/eprints2/defaultcfg/phrases-XX.xml''' file and replace ''&6acute'' to ''´''
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| − | # Modify the XML config archive and set into the label the ISO language (3 labels): <language>, <defaultlanguage> y <archivename language="XX">
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| − | # re-execute all Perl Script
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| − | % bin/generate_apacheconf
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| − | % bin/create_tables ARCHIVEID
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| − | % bin/import_subjects ARCHIVEID -xml subjects.xml
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| − | % bin/generate_static ARCHIVEID
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| − | % bin/create_user ARCHIVEID USERID EMAIL admin PASSWORD
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| − | % bin/generate_views ARCHIVEID
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