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Including language preference in the URL

If the URL used to access Bravura Security Fabric includes the <lang>-<locale> code in its path after the instance name, then Bravura Security Fabric loads the skin for the specified language.

For example, for Spanish enter the URL:

https://idm-server/default/es-es

As the user navigates through the interfaces, the path is appended to the URL, for example:

https://idm-server/default/es-es/gerer-le-system/recursos

If the specified language is not installed, then Bravura Security Fabric displays an error.

Alternatively, if the URL used to access Bravura Security Fabric includes LANG=<lang>-<locale> in its query string, then Bravura Security Fabric loads the skin for the specified language.

For example, for Spanish enter the URL:

https://idm-server/default/?LANG=es-es

If the specified language is not installed, then Bravura Security Fabric falls back to American English (en-us).

If the URL includes both a locale in the path, and a LANG query parameter, then the locale specified in the path takes precedence; for example, Spanish will be loaded from the following URL:

https://idm-server/default/es-es/?LANG=tr-tr
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