Translating Custom Strings (Internationalization)

User-created content (also known as custom strings) can be translated into different languages.

Examples:

Business process (BP) names
Data element (DE) labels
Drop-down labels
Radio button labels
Navigation log names
Note For a DE to be translatable, it must be based on a data definition (DD) that defines both values and labels. For example, multi-select DEs, user-entered data in BPs, attribute forms of various Managers, and similar runtime elements cannot be translated.

The Internationalization node (a sub-node of the Configuration node) contains all custom strings created by users. The strings listed in the Configuration - Internationalization log provide the necessary details for translation.

Note

Users can translate custom-defined strings into various supported languages. The Internationalization module lists all user-created custom strings and provides relevant details for translators.
The numeric fields support international number formats (standards).
The system displays all available currencies and their respective symbols.

Oracle provides translations for the following languages: