If you are using a multiple language implementation, you
can track and perform translations on new records. By default, new
records are stored in the base language only; there is no auto-translation.
You can translate records to the secondary language using one of
the following options:
- Translate each record in the localized application. Individual
record translations occur only on implementations that require minimal
translations.
- Translate your records through the resulting XLIFF file from the
translation data toolkit utility, TDToolkit.bat.
- Translate your records through the resulting XLIFF file from the
translation data toolkit utility, TDToolkit.bat.
Follow the procedure to add unsupported second languages to database,
begin at step 3 because you already translated the XLIFF files. Add
the translated XLIFF files into the database.
- Translate your records through the resultant XML file from the exportlang.bat utility.
XML Localization Interchange File Format (XLIFF) is an XML file
with specific tags for the translation process. XLIFF files follow
the 8-bit Unicode Transformation Format (UTF-8) standard for formatting
languages.