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Comprehensive University Timetabling System
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zanata #82

Closed Abdulaziz-KTA closed 3 years ago

Abdulaziz-KTA commented 3 years ago

in (http://help.unitime.org/Localization) Pull the translation from the project (e.g., by calling zanata-cli pull in your local UniTime repository). This should download the translation files under Documentation/Translations. or using Maven (zanata:pull task) and do all instructions create zanata.ini, download zanata.xml can you show me how do that? plz. last one I use windows 10 and tomcat 8

tomas-muller commented 3 years ago

1) Clone UniTime repository

git clone https://github.com/UniTime/unitime.git

2) Download and install Arabic translations (using Apache Maven and Apache Ant)

cd unitime
mkdir Documentation/Translations
mvn zanata:pull -Dzanata.locales=ar
ant import-translations -Dlocale=ar

3) Build unitime (using Apache Ant)

ant build

The resultant UniTime.war and timetable.jar files are located in the Distributions folder.

See for more details about how http://help.unitime.org/build on how to make a UniTime build.

Once you have the new UniTime.war deployed, you can open UniTime in Arabic using http://localhost:8080/UniTime/login.do?locale=ar.

Please note that the Arabic locale has the basic right-to-left support enabled that has been experimentally added in UniTime 4.5 (not all the components support the right-to-left layout yet).

Abdulaziz-KTA commented 3 years ago

Is there a way to import a complete offline translation to Zenata translate???

tomas-muller commented 3 years ago

I think so, but I have never used the .po files (I have only used the web interface to put in translations). It is certainly possible to upload the translations from the .properties files using the Zanata client (zanata-cli push) or Zanata's maven plug-in (mvn zanata:push).