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How to change language of Applications Manager


How can I change the language of Applications Manager after installation?

To change the language from the one that you have already installed,

  1. Stop the Applications Manager
  2. Open the <Applications Manager Home>\conf\AMServer.properties file using WordPad or Vi editor,edit the below entries and save the file

    o For Japanese, put the entries as

     <am.server.language=ja>

     <am.server.country=JP>

    o For Chinese, put the entries as

     <am.server.language=zh>

    <am.server.country=CN>

                  o For German, put the entries as

    <am.server.language=de>

    <am.server.country=DE>

              o For Spanish, put the entries as

    <am.server.language=es>

    <am.server.country=ES>

    o For French, put the entries as

    <am.server.language=fr>

    <am.server.country=FR>

                 o For Hungarian, put the entries as

    <am.server.language=hu>

    <am.server.country=HU>

              o For Korean, put the entries as

    <am.server.language=ko>

    <am.server.country=KR>

    o For Taiwanese, put the entries as

    <am.server.language=zh>

    <am.server.country=TW>

                  o For Vietnamese, put the entries as

    <am.server.language=vi>

    <am.server.country=VN>

               o For English, put the entries as

    <am.server.language=en>

    <am.server.country=US>

  3. For MySQL Backend: Delete the <Applications Manager Home>\working\mysql\data\AMDB folder and start the Applications Manager
  4. For PGSQL Backend: Delete the <Applications Manager Home>\working\pgsql\data\amdb folder, then do below steps and start the Applications Manager
    a. Create password.txt file in <Applications Manager Home>\working\bin\ with content as just appmanager and run initPGSQLDB.bat script.
    b. Then copy the <Applications Manager Home>\working\conf\PGSQL\postgres_ext.conf file to <Applications Manager Home>\working\pgsql\data\amdb folder.

  5. For MS SQL Backend: Drop the corresponding database (AMDB) used by the Applications Manager and create new database with same name & appropriate collation for your chosen language (any case-insensitive collation)
  6. Start the Applications Manager

Note: If you want to change the language and do not want to lose the existing data then contact our support (appmanager-support@manageengine.com)




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