Specific Locales (Sun Java System Communications Express 6.3 Customization Guide)

Sun Java System Communications Express 6.3 Customization Guide

Specific Locales

Mail lists the specific locales and their abbreviations that are supported by Communications Express services. The default language is English.

Table 9–3 Communications Express Specific Locales


Locale	Abbreviation
English	`en`
Japanese	`ja`
Spanish	`es`
French	`fr`
German	`de`
Traditional Chinese	`zh-TW`
Simplified Chinese	`zh-CN`
Korean	`ko`

Mail shows the changes to be made to the ru/i18n.js file for modifying the charset in the i18n.js file.

Example 9–1 Modifying the charset in the i18n Resource File

    i18n['client charset'] = 'iso-8859-5'
    i18n['http charset'] = 'iso-8859-5'
    i18n['fontface'] = 'PrimaSans BT,Verdana,sans-serif'
    i18n['fontface1'] = i18n['fontface']
    i18n['fontface2'] = 'Times New Roman,Times,serif'
    i18n['fontface3'] = 'Courier New,Courier,mono'
    i18n['nbsp'] = ' '

Communications Express allows you to customize text that is displayed on web pages. This text is both customizable and localizable. The system also allows you to configure text on a per domain basis.