Alfresco 3.4d Win Installer

[asheara]

Hi All,

I have installed Alfresco 3.4d on Win XP with the installer from official site. I choose to install in english and login in english, but when I browse Alfresco, some parts like Data Dictionary, Web Forms, Web Projects became in spanish.

I think it's taking language from O.S. that is spanish and it's a trouble, because in production enviroment we have all in English and we can't make test in our local machine because folders names change because of language.

Is there any way to install Alfresco 3.4d full in English or modify this after installing it?

Otherwise, is there any tutorial/manual about how to install Alfresco 3.4d manually? (start tomcat, config mysql, etc…)

I've been looking around google but it seems that nobody has this problem.

Thanks in adavance.

[mrogers]

Yes when you install the O.S.'s language is used to configured some things like the names of the folders.

You should be able to change the names of the various folders by hand - or its a re-install after setting the O.S.s language correctly.

I think the language is for the installer, not the language that alfresco will use,   in general web facing parts of alfresco will switch depending on the locale settings of the web browser.   The system side of alfresco will use the locale set by the O.S.

[mrogers]

The installation instructions for manual installation are on the wiki and in the installation guide.

[asheara]

Hi,

O.S. language in Win XP can't be change as easy as I would like, my browsers language is English, installed from an English package.
I tried to install Alfresco manually with this instructions, but it show names in Spanish too.

We don't find any option to "rename" folders.
We try to create new folders with advanced space wizard, selecting "Based on an existing space" but we only created Web Forms, because "Data Dictionary" fails with this error: "Failed to create new space due to error: 10210002 Node with alias="command" already exists. Duplicate isn't allowed."

Any idea?

Thanks.