Internationalization parameters
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Internationalization parameters |
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The internationalization parameters allow you to customize the text elements used in the applet. This can be accomplished by modifying the text elements provided in the language.txt file.
Alternatively if you wish to provide support for multiple languages you may create a separate properties file for each language you wish to support. Using this method you can dynamically load the language file based on the "language" parameter provided to the applet.
Example
If you wish to create a properties file that contains the text elements for the French language then perform the following:
1. Copy the language.txt file to a new file named language_fr.txt
2. Update the text element values in language_fr.txt providing the French equivalents.
3. Add a language parameter to the applet with the value of "fr".
4. Upload the language_fr.txt file to the web server directory that contains the language.txt file.
Note
If no language parameter is provided then the default language.txt file is used.
Parameter |
Description |
connectBtn |
Controls the text displayed on the connect button.
Default: Connect |
disconnectBtn |
Controls the text displayed on the disconnect button.
Default: Disconnect |
helpBtn |
Controls the text displayed on the help button.
Default: Help |
aboutBtn |
Controls the text displayed on the about button.
Default: About |
mkDirBtn |
Controls the text displayed on the local and remote create directory buttons.
Default: Mkdir |
renameBtn |
Controls the text displayed on the local and remote rename file buttons.
Default: Rename |
deleteBtn |
Controls the text displayed on the local and remote delete file buttons.
Default: Delete |
refreshBtn |
Controls the text displayed on the local and remote refresh directory buttons.
Default: Refresh |
uploadBtn |
Controls the text displayed on the upload button.
Default: >> |
downloadBtn |
Controls the text displayed on the download button.
Default: << |
okBtn |
Controls the text displayed on all OK buttons.
Default: OK |
cancelBtn |
Controls the text displayed on all Cancel buttons.
Default: Cancel |
localSystemLbl |
Controls the text displayed above the local working directory text field.
Default: Local System |
remoteSystemLbl |
Controls the text displayed above the remote working directory text field.
Default: Remote System |
deleteLocalFileTitle |
Controls the title for the Delete local file dialog.
Default: Delete local file |
deleteRemoteFileTitle |
Controls the title for the Delete remote file dialog.
Default: Delete remote file |
deleteFileLbl |
Controls the text displayed in the delete local and delete remote file dialogs.
Default: Are you sure you want to delete the selected file(s)? |
createLocalDirTitle |
Controls the title for the Create local directory dialog.
Default: Create local directory |
createRemoteDirTitle |
Controls the title for the Create remote directory dialog.
Default: Create remote directory |
createDirLbl |
Controls the text displayed in the create local directory and create remote directory dialogs.
Default: Enter directory name: |
renameLocalFileTitle |
Controls the title for the Rename local file dialog.
Default: Rename local file |
renameRemoteFileTitle |
Controls the title for the Rename remote file dialog.
Default: Rename remote file |
renameFileLbl |
Controls the text displayed in the rename local file and rename remote file dialogs.
Default: Enter new name: |
transferStatusTitle |
Controls the title for the Transfer status dialog.
Default: Transfer status |
errTitle |
Controls the title for error dialogs.
Default: Error |
errDeleteLbl |
Controls the error text displayed when unable to delete a file.
Default: Unable to delete one or more file(s). |
errRenameLbl |
Controls the error text displayed when unable to rename a file.
Default: Unable to rename one or more file(s). |
errSetDirLbl |
Controls the error text displayed when unable to change to a specified directory.
Default: Unable to access the specified directory. |
errCreateDir |
Controls the error text displayed when unable to create the specified directory.
Default: Unable to create the specified directory. |