Language packs (localization)
by Daniel Langenhan
VMware vRealize Orchestrator Cookbook - Second Edition
- VMware vRealize Orchestrator Cookbook Second Edition
- VMware vRealize Orchestrator Cookbook Second Edition
- Credits
- About the Author
- About the Reviewers
- www.PacktPub.com
- Preface
- 1. Installing and Configuring Orchestrator
- 2. Optimizing Orchestrator Configuration
- Introduction
- Tuning the appliance
- Tuning Java
- Configuring the Kerberos authentication
- Configuring access to the local filesystem
- Configuring the Orchestrator service SSL certificate
- Orchestrator log files
- Redirecting Orchestrator logs to an external server
- Backup and recovery
- Control Center titbits
- 3. Distributed Design
- Introduction
- Building an Orchestrator cluster
- Load-balancing Orchestrator
- Upgrading a cluster
- Managing remote Orchestrators
- Synchronizing Orchestrator elements between Orchestrator servers
- 4. Programming Skills
- Introduction
- Version control
- Changing elements in a workflow
- Importing and exporting Orchestrator elements
- Working with packages
- Workflow auto documentation
- Resuming failed workflows
- Using the workflow debugging function
- Undelete workflows and actions
- Scheduling workflows
- Sync presentation settings
- Locking elements
- 5. Visual Programming
- 6. Advanced Programming
- Introduction
- JavaScript complex variables
- Working with JSON
- JavaScript special statements
- Turning strings into objects
- Working with the API
- Creating actions
- Waiting tasks
- Sending and waiting for custom events
- Using asynchronous workflows
- Scripting with workflow tokens
- Working with user interactions
- 7. Interacting with Orchestrator
- Introduction
- User management
- User preferences
- Using Orchestrator though the vSphere Web Client
- Accessing Orchestrator REST API
- Accessing the Control Center via the REST plugin
- Running Orchestrator workflows using PowerShell
- Using PHP to access the REST API
- 8. Better Workflows and Optimized Working
- 9. Essential Plugins
- 10. Built-in Plugins
- Introduction
- Working with XML
- Working with SQL (JDBC)
- Working with SQL (SQL plugin)
- Working with PowerShell
- Working with SOAP
- Working with Active Directory
- Working with SNMP
- Working with AMQP
- 11. Additional Plugins
- 12. Working with vSphere
- 13. Working with vRealize Automation
- Introduction
- Working with the vRA-integrated Orchestrator
- Automating a vRA instance in Orchestrator
- Configuring an external Orchestrator in vRA
- Adding Orchestrator as an infrastructure endpoint
- Adding an Orchestrator endpoint
- Integrating Orchestrator workflows as XaaS Blueprints
- Managing AD users with vRA
- Using the Event Manager to start workflows
This recipe will look into the possibility of creating localized language packs for workflows. Localization enables users to see workflow presentations in their local language.
We just need an Orchestrator and the ability to edit text files. Additionally, you might want to know a foreign language (or use Google Translate).
We will now create a language pack for the example workflow 00.00 BasicWorkflow:
- Navigate to the workflow you want to create localization on.
- Right-click on the workflow and navigate to Localization | create localization resources.
- Navigate to the Orchestrator resources. You will notice that new
ResourceElementCategoryfolders have been created along withResourceElementsfor English, Japanese, French, German, and Korean:
- Right-click on the workflow again, navigate to Localization | export localization bundle, and save it onto a local file.
- Switch to your local filesystem and unzip the localization bundle.
- Edit one of the language files and replace the text with a local language.
- Re-zip the file and then upload the bundle by right-clicking on the workflow and navigating to Localization | import localization bundle.
- Check
ResourceElementto see the updates. - To check the result, switch the language of a web browser to the language you have specified, for example,
de-DE(not justde). Please note that this is case-sensitive. If you are using a German system, you may want to try English instead. - Now start vSphere Web Client and then the workflow (see the recipe Using Orchestrator through the vSphere Web Client in Chapter 7, Interacting with Orchestrator):
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