Localizing an application to other languages
URLs do not contain locale information. The system determines the correct locale in the following ways:
- If the user is not logged in, the system uses the browser's preferred locale list in prioritized order to try to match the closest locale. The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) recommends this method for choosing a locale for a web page.
- If the user is logged in, the system uses the user's preferences to set the locale. If no locale is set in the user preferences, then the system uses the browser-supplied list.
See the topics listed in the following table to know how to localize an application to other languages:
Action | Reference |
|---|---|
Localize AR System server components | |
Use the AR System server localization toolkit to localize applications from English to other languages | |
Package language-specific views and data |
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