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Code Block
languagebash
titleExample for Linux
linenumberstrue
export GIT_HOME=/opt/tomcat/GIT
export JAVA_HOME=/usr/lib/jvm/java-8-openjdk-amd64
export SOLR=/opt/solr
export TOMCAT_HOME=/opt/tomcat
export VIVO_HOME=/opt/tomcat/vivo_i18n/home

First it is necessary to install Java, Maven, GIT, and SOLR. If necessary, you will find instructions at the following link: Starting with basic installation: Java-Maven-Solr-GIT

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StepAction

1) Create VIVO home


Code Block
languagebash
sudo -i -u tomcat # for Linux user
mkdir -p $VIVO_HOME/home
cp -r $TOMCAT_HOME/GIT/vivo-uqam-i18n/vivo-project-i18n-config/vivo_i18n/home/* $VIVO_HOME/home/


2) Edit runtime.properties file

Make sure that attribute properties fit with current installation




Code Block
languagebash
sudo -u tomcat vi $VIVO_HOME/home/config/runtime.properties


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languagebash
titleruntime.properties
Vitro.defaultNamespace = http://<your-server-ip-address>:8080/vivo_i18n/individual/
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rootUser.emailAddress = YOUR_ADRESS
rootUser.passwordChangeRequired = false
rootUser.password = YOUR-PASSWORD
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vitro.local.solr.url = http://<server-ip-address>:8983/solr/vivocore_i18n
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RDFService.languageFilter = true
languages.selectableLocales = fr_CA, en_US, de_DE


3) Edit applicationSetup.n3 for TDB data persistence


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languagetext
titleapplicationSetup.n3
# UNCOMMENT
:tdbContentTripleSource
    a   vitroWebapp:triplesource.impl.tdb.ContentTripleSourceTDB ,
        vitroWebapp:modules.tripleSource.ContentTripleSource ;
    # May be an absolute path, or relative to the Vitro home directory.
    :hasTdbDirectory "tdbContentModels" .

:sparqlContentTripleSource
    a   vitroWebapp:triplesource.impl.sparql.ContentTripleSourceSPARQL ,
        vitroWebapp:modules.tripleSource.ContentTripleSource ;
    # The URI of the SPARQL endpoint for your triple-store.
    :hasEndpointURI "http://localhost:3030/vivo/query" ;
    # The URI to use for SPARQL UPDATE calls against your triple-store. 
    :hasUpdateEndpointURI "http://localhost:3030/vivo/update" .

COMMENT
#:sdbContentTripleSource
#    a   vitroWebapp:triplesource.impl.sdb.ContentTripleSourceSDB ,
#        vitroWebapp:modules.tripleSource.ContentTripleSource .

#REPLACE
:application
    a   vitroWebapp:application.ApplicationImpl ,
        vitroWebapp:modules.Application ;
    :hasSearchEngine              :instrumentedSearchEngineWrapper ;
    :hasSearchIndexer             :basicSearchIndexer ;
    :hasImageProcessor            :iioImageProcessor ;
    :hasFileStorage               :ptiFileStorage ;
    :hasContentTripleSource       :tdbContentTripleSource ;
#    :hasContentTripleSource       :sdbContentTripleSource ;
#    :hasConfigurationTripleSource :tdbConfigurationTripleSource ;
    :hasConfigurationTripleSource :tdbConfigurationTripleSource ;
    :hasTBoxReasonerModule        :jfactTBoxReasonerModule .


4) Edit and configure VIVO installation setting file 


Check that the file contains the following code:


Code Block
languagebash
cd $GIT_HOME/Vivo-installer-i18n
sudo -u tomcat cp example_settings_i18n_linux.xml settings_i18n_linux.xml
sudo -u tomcat vi settings_i18n_linux.xml


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languagexml
titlesettings_i18n_uqam.xml
<settings xmlns="http://maven.apache.org/SETTINGS/1.1.0"
        xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
        xsi:schemaLocation="http://maven.apache.org/SETTINGS/1.1.0 http://maven.apache.org/xsd/settings-1.1.0.xsd">
        <profiles>
                <profile>
                        <id>defaults</id>
                        <properties>
                                <app-name>vivo_i18n</app-name>
                                <vivo-dir>/opt/tomcat/vivo_i18n/home</vivo-dir>
                                <tomcat-dir>/opt/tomcat</tomcat-dir>
                                <default-theme>wilma</default-theme>
                        </properties>
                </profile>
        </profiles>
        <activeProfiles>
                <activeProfile>defaults</activeProfile>
        </activeProfiles>
</settings>


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This activity is the first step in internationalization. It involves creating an internationalized test data file in the target language that will be used to assess the quality of the internationalization of the different VIVO modules.

StepAction

1) access the sample file

Extract the sample file from GitHub


Code Block
languagebash
git clone https://github.com/vivo-project/sample-data.git  -b branch_name_to_be_coming 


2) build a translated file in the target language

This step consists of copying language files from the directory is in the target language and translating the content into the new language and associating the appropriate linguistic tag to it.


Warning

Notes: Make sure your file is in UTF-8 format.



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languagebash
cd $GIT_HOME/sample-data/i18n
cp sample-data-en_US.ttl sample-data-fr_CA.ttl
edit sample-data-fr_CA.ttl

#- sample change

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titleChange from
sample-data:n1246
rdfs:label "ENC 1114 -- Introduction to Rhetoric"@en-US ;
.


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titleChange
from
to
sample-data:n1246
rdfs:label "ENC 1114 -- Intruction à la Rhétorique"@fr-CA ;
.


3) Install the files so that they are processed each time VIVO is started.


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titleChange to
cp sample-data.ttl sample-data-en_US.ttl sample-data-fr_CA.ttl $VIVO_HOME/rdf/abox/filegraph



1) Compile and deploye a new/corrected instance of VIVO and start it

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