Localization in ADF Desktop Integration

10-6 Desktop Integration Developers Guide for Oracle Application Development Framework {res[StringKey]} Note that ADF Desktop Integration does not support the following syntax: {res.StringKey}

10.3 Localization in ADF Desktop Integration

ADF Desktop Integration integrates several diverse sets of technologies. Each of these technologies provides various options for controlling the choice of natural human language when you localize your Fusion web application. When the end user interacts with an integrated Excel workbook, various elements are involved. Each of these elements has its own set of supported languages and resource translations. In such a scenario, the translation of language is the responsibility of the respective publisher. Table 10–1 presents a summary of elements involved and their role in translation: Figure 10–3 illustrates how various elements involved in a Fusion web application play their role in translation. Table 10–1 Summary of Localization Area subject to localization Determination of language to use Microsoft operating system Operating system language settings. You can choose the language through Regional Settings on Control Panel. Microsoft Office Microsoft Office language settings Web pages displayed in ADF Desktop Integration Dialog actions Usually controlled by Microsoft Internet Explorer’s Language Preferences. ADF Desktop Integration client resources Microsoft Office language settings ADF Desktop Integration server resources Microsoft Internet Explorer language preferences ADF Desktop Integration custom resource bundles Microsoft Internet Explorer language preferences Internationalizing Your Integrated Excel Workbook 10-7 Figure 10–3 Localization in ADF Desktop Integration For more information about localization in ADF Desktop Integration, see the Oracle ADF 11g Desktop Integration Localization whitepaper on OTN at: http:www.oracle.comtechnetworkdeveloper-toolsjdevadfdi-loc alization-129807.pdf 10-8 Desktop Integration Developers Guide for Oracle Application Development Framework 11 Securing Your Integrated Excel Workbook 11-1 11 Securing Your Integrated Excel Workbook This chapter provides information about how to secure your integrated Excel workbook with a Fusion web application by providing authentication and authorization capabilities in an authenticated session. The chapter describes how to access integrated Excel workbooks in an authenticated and non authenticated session. It also describes issues that you should be aware of so that you can secure your Excel workbook. It is recommended that you configure ADF Security for the Fusion web application before you deploy the integrated Excel workbook; however, it is not required. For information about ADF Security, see the “Enabling ADF Security in a Fusion Web Application” chapter in the Oracle Fusion Middleware Fusion Developers Guide for Oracle Application Development Framework. This chapter includes the following sections: ■ Section 11.1, Introduction to Security In Your Integrated Excel Workbook