Installing extra languages for Java applications

You only need to follow these instructions if you want to run Java applications in a language other than U.S. English.

Prerequisites

Table 1. Audio segment filesets for each language..
This table describes for each language, the name of the audio segment fileset without enhancements.
Language	Fileset name without Enhancements
Catalan–Spain	`dirTalk.DTBE.ca_ES`
English–UK	`dirTalk.DTBE.en_GB`
English–US	`dirTalk.DTBE.en_US`
French–Canada	`dirTalk.DTBE.fr_CA`
French–France	`dirTalk.DTBE.fr_FR`
German–Germany	`dirTalk.DTBE.de_DE`
Italian–Italy	`dirTalk.DTBE.it_IT`
Spanish–Mexico	`dirTalk.DTBE.es_MX`
Spanish–Spain	`dirTalk.DTBE.es_ES`
Portuguese-Brazil

Procedure

Log in as dtuser.
At the command line, type the following command and press Enter:
```
cd /var/dirTalk/DTBE/nls/mappers
```
For each language you want to install, type the following command and press Enter to import the voice segments:
```
dtjnlsin xx_yy.zip
```
Where xx_yy is the language identifier for the language you want to use. The language identifier forms the last five characters of the audio segment fileset name.
Make sure you see the message "The language pack has been installed successfully".

To set the default locale to a different language, you need to edit the default.cff file:

Setting the default locale to a different language : Type the following command and press Enter:
```
cd /var/dirTalk/DTBE/native/aix
```
Edit the default.cff file.
Find the line that reads:
```
NodeDefLocale=en_US
```
and change the language identifier from en_US to the language identifier you want.
Save your changes.
At the command line, type the following command and press Enter:
```
dtjconf
```
Stop the Java and VoiceXML environment by typing:
```
dtjstop
```
Restart the Java and VoiceXML environment by typing:
```
dtjstart
```

You can now follow the instructions in Testing the installation again, to make sure that you hear the application in the new language. For more information about configuring applications in the Java and VoiceXML environment, see Blueworx Voice Response for AIX: Deploying and Managing VoiceXML and Java Applications.

Next step:

If you have successfully installed Blueworx Voice Response for the first time, go to Importing .imp files.
If you have migrated from a previous release of DirectTalk or Blueworx Voice Response:
- If you have Java and VoiceXML applications, go to Restoring your VoiceXML and Java data.
- If you use any custom servers or 3270 servers, go to Rebuilding and reinstalling custom servers, or Migrating 3270 servers, as required.
- Otherwise, go to Testing that your applications still work.
If you saved data from a previous release and need to restore it, go to Restoring saved data after migrating.
If you exported specific data from a previous release, use the instructions in the Blueworx Voice Response for AIX: Designing and Managing State Table Applications information to import the application data you exported.