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• Clone the VIVO-languages and Vitro-languages repositories to your local machine.
• Go into each language folder (VIVO-language and Vitro-language) and install them with Maven using mvn install

• Go into the VIVO project folder and uncomment the section for multiple language support (search for '<!-- Dependencies for multilingual support -->' and '<!-- Overlays for multilingual support -->' inside of the files)  in each of the pom.xml files listed below:

  • Vitro/installer/webapp/pom.xml (Uncomment dependencies and overlays)

  • VIVO/installer/home/pom.xml (Uncomment dependencies)

  • VIVO/installer/webapp/pom.xml(Uncomment dependencies and overlays)

  Change the <version> in the two pom.xml files to the same version as in the 'VIVO-language/pom.xml' and 'Vitro-language/pom.xml' file respectively.Ensure the <version> in the pom.xml files for VIVO and Vitro-languages matches the <version> of VIVO you are building against.  You may need to change the version in multiple places in the files.
• Go into each language folder (VIVO-language and Vitro-language) and install them with Maven using mvn install
• Build VIVO from the VIVO project folder using mvn install -o -s installer/my-settings.xml (Note the -o flag, this forces maven to use the language projects from your local repository instead of downloading from a remote repository)  
• Edit the vivo_home_dir/config/runtime.properties file in your VIVO home directory:
  
  • uncomment/add RDFService.languageFilter = true
  • uncomment/add languages.selectableLocales = en_US, de_DE
• Restart the tomcat
• You should now be able to select your installed language (in this case German) in the header of your VIVO site

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