Available with Workflow Manager license.
The ArcGIS Workflow Manager web app installed with Portal for ArcGIS includes language-specific resources that allow you to localize the user interface. Localized help documentation is available as a separate installation, which you download from My Esri. To learn how to localize the Workflow Manager web app, refer to the sections below.
Localize the Workflow Manager web app
Language determines the user interface as well as the way time, date, and numerical values appear. The user interface of the Workflow Manager web app can be set up in the following languages:
Arabic | Lithuanian |
Bosnian | Norwegian |
Catalan | Polish |
Croatian | Portuguese (Brazil) |
Czech | Portuguese (Portugal) |
Danish | Romanian |
Dutch | Russian |
English | Serbian |
Estonian | Simplified Chinese |
Finnish | Slovak |
French | Slovenian |
German | Spanish |
Greek | Swedish |
Hebrew | Thai |
Hungarian | Traditional Chinese (Hong Kong) |
Indonesian | Traditional Chinese (Taiwan) |
Italian | Turkish |
Japanese | Ukrainian |
Korean | Vietnamese |
Latvian |
The display language of the Workflow Manager web app is determined by the organization language. By default, the organization language is set to English. Individual members can set their own preferred language in their user profile. This allows users to override the organization language after they sign into the web app. The web app defaults to the organizational language for users who do not have an ArcGIS organizational account; they are not allowed to specify their own language.
To change the organization language, do the following:
- Sign into the organization website as a member with the default administrator role and click the Organization link on the top menu.
- Click Edit Settings > General.
- From the Language drop-down list, choose the desired language.
- Click Save.
Localize the help
The English help documentation for Workflow Manager is installed as part of the Portal for ArcGIS setup. To provide help in a language other than English, you must download and install the Portal for ArcGIS Help Language Pack from My Esri. The language pack contains help for Workflow Manager in the following languages: Chinese (Simplified Han), French, German, Japanese, Russian, and Spanish.
Delete sample data
The sample data included when a workflow item is created is not localized. These items should be deleted before localizing ArcGIS Workflow Manager. Sign in as the user who created the workflow item and perform the following steps:
- Delete all sample jobs.
- Delete all sample job templates.
Update priorities
Priorities allow you to assign levels of importance to jobs. Add, update, and delete priorities to make them appropriate for your locale.
Update status types
Status types describe the possible states or stages that a job moves through when it's running. Add, update, or delete status types to make them more appropriate for your locale.
Update shared searches
To localize shared searches, do the following:
- Access the Workflow Manager web app.
- Click the Design tab.
The Design page appears.
Note:
If you don't have sufficient privileges, the Design tab is not available.
- Click Settings
.Note:
If you don’t have sufficient privileges, Settings
is not available. - Click the Shared Searches tab.
- Click the name of the shared search you want to edit in the Saved Searches list.
Tip:
You can filter the Saved Searches list by typing a search term in the Search Saved Searches text box.
- Update the Search Name and Display Name text to make them more appropriate for your locale.
- Click Save to save your updates.
- Repeat steps 5 through 7 to update the remaining shared searches.
Update shared charts
To localize shared charts, do the following:
- Access the Workflow Manager web app.
- Click the Design tab.
The Design page appears.
Note:
If you don't have sufficient privileges, the Design tab is not available.
- Click Settings .
Note:
If you don’t have sufficient privileges, Settings
is not available. - Click the Shared Charts tab.
- Click the name of the shared chart you want to edit in the Saved Charts list.
Tip:
You can filter the Saved Charts list by typing a search term in the Search Saved Charts text box.
- Update the Chart Name and Display Name text to make them more appropriate for your locale.
- Click Save to save your updates.
- Repeat steps 5 through 7 to update the remaining shared searches.