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1. Install Oracle Workflow.

2. Create the WF_LANGUAGES view in your workflow server.

3. Run the script wfnlena.sql to enable the language of interest. See: wfnlena.sql.

4. Run the script WFNLADD.sql to create rows for the enabled language in each workflow object translation table. See: WFNLADD.sql.

5. Set the NLS_LANG environment variable for the new language.

For example, in UNIX, use the command:

	setenv NLS_LANG = 'language.territory_characterset'

For Windows NT, run the regedit32 command and locate the NLS_LANG setting under the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SOFTWARE/ORACLE hierarchy. Double click on NLS_LANG, then set the variable to the new value and save your edit.

6. Create a translated version of your workflow process definition and save it as a flat file (.wft).

7. Load the translated .wft file to your workflow database, making sure that the current NLS_LANG setting is correct.

Note: To determine the language to load, the Workflow Definitions Loader uses the language specified in the .wft file, while the Workflow Resource Generator accepts a language parameter. If you do not specify a language parameter, the Workflow Resource Generator defaults to the current setting of NLS_LANG.

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