Oracle Enterprise Manager Configuration Guide Release 9.0.2 Part Number A95410-01 |
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Oracle Enterprise Manager Release 9.0.2 has been translated into the following languages:
These translations are bundled along with the English version of the product. To use Enterprise Manager and its applications in a language other than English, you must choose the appropriate language during product installation.
However, regardless of the language you select to install, the English versions will always be installed automatically.
For further details regarding the installation of Enterprise Manager components in languages other than English, refer to your installation guide.
The Enterprise Manager repository must be created in the language you want to use.
If you use an existing Oracle instance, make sure the database character set is the superset of the character set that the language supports. If it is not, you need to create a new Oracle instance with an appropriate character set.
With the Oracle Database Configuration Assistant, you can easily change the database character set for a new Oracle database.
To create a new repository with a specific language, follow the steps below:
Make sure to set the language setting and the NLS_LANG parameter setting before you launch the following programs.
Whenever you change the language setting or the NLS_LANG, you must restart all these programs.
To create the repository or to run any Oracle Enterprise Manager programs, you may need to specify the language that you want to use before you start the operation.
The way to specifying the language is platform specific. A typical setting is as follows:
Set the environment variable LANG.
where <locale> is a platform specific value. If the command locale is available, locale -a shows the list of all available locales.
% locale -a
Example to set the language to German on Solaris tcsh:
% setenv LANG de
To access the Oracle database you need to specify NLS_LANG parameter. Refer to Oracle9i Globalization Support Guide Release 1 (9.0.1), Chapter 3, "Setting Up a Globalization Support Environment" for the detail.
To run browser-based Enterprise Manager in a language other than English, you must first install the Enterprise Manager web site with the appropriate language.
Without having to edit any files, you can directly access browser-based Enterprise Manager in a language other than English by entering the following:
http://<machine name>:3339/emwebsite_<lang>.html
For example, to see the German-translated version of the index page, enter the following:
http://<webserver host name>:3339/emwebsite_de.html
To change the default page to point to a non-English website, edit the oem.conf file so that the file name, emwebsite. html, points to the appropriate file name for the website. For instance, change emwebsite.html to emwebsite_de.html in order to display the German-translated version of the index page.
To have your non-English page as your default, rename emwebsite.html to emwebsite_en.html and rename emwebsite_fr.html to emwebsite.html.
To view content in a specific language in your browser, you can change the preferred language setting on your browser machine:
Netscape Navigator
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