Internationalizing a Cloned Workapp Application

Applications that have been cloned from the Workapp sample application can be internationalized using the procedure provided here.

1. Select your custom (cloned) application in the Application Development user interface, then click Open.
2. Open the main controller file, MyWorkCtrl.js.
3. Locate the following comments and code, then uncomment the last three lines.

   // NOTE: After cloning the app, if you want to use your own L10N bundle,
   // uncomment the following code and pass the right app name
   // app.run(['BPMTranslationServiceConfig', function(BPMTranslationServiceConfig) {
   // 	BPMTranslationServiceConfig.registerApp("MyApp_name_here", null);
   // }]);

4. Add a call to unregister the sample Workapp application.
   The sample Workapp application is registered by default. Unregistering it prevent bundles from being loaded from the Workapp application. The code should now look like this:

   // NOTE: After cloning the app, if you want to use your own L10N bundle,
   // uncomment the following code and pass the right app name
   app.run(['BPMTranslationServiceConfig', function(BPMTranslationServiceConfig) {
   BPMTranslationServiceConfig.unregisterApp("workapp");
   BPMTranslationServiceConfig.registerApp("MyApp_name_here", null);
   }]);

5. In the code you uncommented in Step 3, change "MyApp_name_here" to the name of your custom application as deployed in Application Development. For example:

   // NOTE: After cloning the app, if you want to use your own L10N bundle,
   // uncomment the following code and pass the right app name
   app.run(['BPMTranslationServiceConfig', function(BPMTranslationServiceConfig) {
   BPMTranslationServiceConfig.registerApp("MyCustomApp", null);
   }]);

6. Save the changes to the MyWorkCtrl.js file.