Supported languages and locales

This topic provides information about the supported languages by BMC Helix Single Sign-On. 

 

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End user pages localization

BMC Helix SSOprovides localization support only for pages displayed to end users. The following end user pages are localized:

  • Login page
  • Change password page
  • Multi Service Provider (MSP) page
  • Digital Service Management page
  • Сonsent page for OAuth 2.0 flow
  • System messages (errors, information messages and warnings)

The end user pages are localized according to this flow: 

  1. BMC Helix SSOchecks the browser language:
    1. If the browser language is supported by BMC Helix SSO, then the browser language is used for translating the end user page.
    2. If the browser language is not supported by BMC Helix SSO, then BMC Helix SSO performs the check described in step 2.
  2. BMC Helix SSOchecks the user locale:
    1. If the user locale is supported by BMC Helix SSO, then the browser language is used for translating the end user page.
    2. If the user locale is not supported by BMC Helix SSO, then the default English language is applied.

Supported languages for end user pages

 BMC Helix SSO pages visible to end users are localized into the following languages: 

  • Arabic (AR)
  • Catalan (CA)
  • Chinese, Simplified (zh-CN)
  • Chinese, Singapore (zh-SG)
  • Chinese, Traditional (zh-TW)
  • Czech (cs-CZ)
  • Danish (DA)
  • Dutch (NL)
  • English, Canada (en-CA)
  • English, United Kingdom (en-GB)
  • English, United States (en-US)
  • Finnish (FI)
  • French (FR)
  • French, Canada (fr-CA)
  • German (DE)
  • Greek (EL)
  • Hebrew (HE)
  • Italian (IT)
  • Japanese (JA)
  • Korean (KO)
  • Norwegian (NO)
  • Polish (PL)
  • Portuguese, Brazil (pt-BR)
  • Portuguese, Portugal (pt-PT)
  • Romanian (RO)
  • Russian (RU)
  • Spanish (ES)
  • Swedish (SV)
  • Thai (TH)
  • Turkish (TR)
  • Ukrainian (uk-UA)
  • Welsh (CY)

 

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