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Downloading and Installing German Language Packs

Elluminate Live! Version 9.5 and higher Language Packs

Elluminate Live! Version 9.0/9.1 Language Packs

Elluminate Live! Version 8.5 Language Packs


Installing Language Packs for Elluminate Live! Version 9.5 and higher

  1. Ensure that you are running at least version 9.5 or higher of Elluminate Live! To check your version number, do the following:
    1. Launch an Elluminate Live! session.
    2. Select Help > About Elluminate Live!
    3. Select the Information tab and check the version number.

    Note: The instructions below are written for Elluminate Live! Version 9.5. If your Elluminate Live! version is a higher version then replace 9.5 with the applicable version number eg. If you have Elluminate Live! Version 9.6 than replace 9.5 with 9.6 in the below instructions.

  1. Stop the Elluminate Live! Manager.
    1. On Windows, use the Services Manager to stop the Elluminate Live! Manager service
    2. On Linux/Solaris, issue the command /etc/init.d/elmd stop
  1. Download the language jar files to the Elluminate Live! Manager 9.5 code base (client resource) directory by clicking on the links (at the top of the page) associated with your language pack to the folder below:
    • For Linux & Solaris:

       /ElluminateLive/manager/tomcat/webapps/elmcontrol/lib/9.5/

    • For Windows:

       \ElluminateLive\manager\tomcat\webapps\elmcontrol\lib\9.5\

  1. Edit the join_template.jnlp.v95 template file to include reference to the new jar file(s). The location of the JNLP template is as follows: ElluminateLive\manager\tomcat\webapps\ROOT\WEB-INF\resources\templates\jnlp

Please add the following resource reference blocks for each language you are installing.
These resource references should be placed before the resource block containing "<jar href="vcImages.jar"/>" (please note this example is for Spanish; the exact jar names will differ between languages and the Elluminate Live! version installed (Full or Lite))

  • </resources>
  • <resources locale="es">
  • <jar href="localeFull_es.jar"/>
  • <jar href="vcImages_es.jar"/>
  • </resources>
  • <resources>
  • <jar href="vcImages.jar"/>
  • </resources>
  1.   Restart Elluminate Live! Manager to pick up the change.
    1. On Windows, use the Services Manager to restart the Elluminate Live! Manager service
    2. On Linux/Solaris, issue the command /etc/init.d/elmd restart

 


Installing Language Packs for Elluminate Live! Version 9.0/9.1

  1. Ensure that you are running version 9.0/9.1 of Elluminate Live! To check your version number, do the following:
    1. Launch an Elluminate Live! session.
    2. Select Help > About Elluminate Live!
    3. Select the Information tab and check the version number.
  1. To find out where your code base resides, follow the steps below:
    1. Log in to Elluminate Live! Manager as a System Administrator.
    2. Click on the Preferences tab.
    3. View the Server Details section for the location of your code base.
  1. Stop the Elluminate Live! Manager.
    1. On Windows, use the Services Manager to stop the Elluminate Live! Manager service
    2. On Linux/Solaris, issue the command /etc/init.d/elm2_7d stop
    3. On Mac OS X, issue the command sudo SystemStarter stop eLiveManager
  1. Download the language jar files to the Elluminate Live! Manager 9 code base (client resource) directory by clicking on the links (at the top of the page) associated with your language pack.
  1. Edit the join_template.jnlp.v9 template file to include reference to the new jar file(s). The location of the JNLP template is as follows: ElluminateLive\manager\tomcat\webapps\ROOT\WEB-INF\resources\templates\jnlp

Please add the following resource reference blocks for each language you are installing.
These resource references should be placed before the resource block containing "<jar href="vcImages.jar"/>" (please note this example is for Spanish and Arabic the exact jar names will differ between languages installed)

  • <resources locale="es">
  • <jar href="locale_es.jar"/>
  • <jar href="vcImages_es.jar"/>
  • </resources>
  • <resources locale="ar">
  • <jar href="locale_ar.jar"/>
  • <jar href="vcImages_ar.jar"/>
  • </resources>
  1.   Restart Elluminate Live! Manager to pick up the change.
    1. On Windows, use the Services Manager to restart the Elluminate Live! Manager service
    2. On Linux/Solaris, issue the command /etc/init.d/elm2_7d restart
    3. On Mac OS X, issue the command sudo SystemStarter restart eLiveManager

 


Installing Language Packs for Elluminate Live! Version 8.5

Installing Language Packs on Your Server

Note: The instructions below are written for all languages. The symbol [ln] in file names is used to represent the language code of the language pack you are installing. Therefore, when reading the instructions, replace [ln] in the file names with the specific language code of the language pack that you are installing. For example, for installing the French language pack , replace localeAcad_[ln].jar with localeAcad_fr.jar (where fr is the language code for French) (see step 4 for version 8.5).

  1. Ensure that you are running at least version 8.5 of Elluminate Live! To check your version number, do the following:
    1. Launch an Elluminate Live! session.
    2. Select Help > About Elluminate Live!
    3. Select the Information tab and check the version number.

    To find out where your code base resides, follow the steps below:

    1. Log in to Elluminate Live! Manager as a System Administrator.
    2. Click on the Preferences tab.
    3. View the Server Details section for the location of your code base.

    To obtain updated patch releases, please "Sign In" to our Elluminate Support Portal and retrieve your download from the "Downloads Library". Please click here for instructions on how to access our Support Portal and Downloads Library.

  2. Stop the Elluminate Live! Manager.
    • On Windows, use the Services Manager to stop the Elluminate Live! Manager service
    • On Linux/Solaris, issue the command /etc/init.d/elm2_7d stop
    • On Mac OS X, issue the command sudo SystemStarter stop eLiveManager
  3. Download the language jar files to the Elluminate Live! Manager 8.5 code base (client resource) directory by clicking on the links (at the top of the page) associated with your language pack.
  4. Edit the join_template.jnlp.v85 template file to include the new jar file(s). The location of the JNLP template is as follows: ElluminateLive\manager\tomcat\webapps\ROOT\WEB-INF\resources\templates\jnlp
    • If you are installing the Academic Edition, insert the following statement:
      • <jar href="localeAcad_[ln].jar"/> after the line that reads <jar href="vcImagesAcad.jar"/>
    • If you are installing the Enterprise Edition, insert the following statement:
      • <jar href="localeEnt_[ln].jar"/> after the line that reads <jar href="vcImages.jar"/>
    • If you are installing the Lite Edition, insert the following statement:
      • <jar href="localeLite_[ln].jar"/> after the line that reads <jar href="vcImages.jar"/>
  5. If you are installing Arabic, Chinese, Japanese or Russian language packs, edit the join_template.jnlp.v85 template file to include the new clip art jar file(s) as below. Otherwise, proceed to step 6.
    • If you are installing the Academic Edition and your language has translated Clip Art, replace all occurrences of the following statement:
      • Replace <jar href="vcImagesAcad.jar"/> with <jar href="vcImagesAcad_[ln].jar"/>
    • If you are installing the Enterprise or Lite Edition and your language has translated Clip Art, replace all occurrences of the following statement:
      • Replace <jar href="vcImages.jar"/> with <jar href="vcImages_[ln].jar"/>
  6. Start Elluminate Live! Manager to pick up the change.
    • On Windows, use the Services Manager to restart the Elluminate Live! Manager service
    • On Linux/Solaris, issue the command /etc/init.d/elm2_7d restart
    • On Mac OS X, issue the command sudo SystemStarter restart eLiveManager