Building Multi-locale sites with Web Content Management

The following whitepaper describes the best practice approach for building large scale multi-locale sites. It additionally includes some sample code to speed up deployments.

http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/lotus/documentation/webcontentmanagement/d-ls-multilocalesites/

Learn how to build a suitable multi-locale solution for your Web sites with IBM® Workplace™ Web Content Management. This white paper demonstrates how you can use Workplace Web Content Management to build and manage a multi-locale solution to meet your needs, how the extendable and scalable framework outlined in this document enables these solutions, and how the supplied sample code can be used to fast-track the design and development of your solution.

In this article

What is a multi-locale / multilingual site?
Managing a multi-locale site with Workplace Web Content Management
Framework for multi-locale site management
Authoring
Lifecycle and synchronization
Presentation
Localized rendering
Deployment
Administration
Sample code for authoring, workflow, and rendering
Where to go from here

If you want to use the new JSR 286 Rendering Portlet, then you will need the updated 286 specific multilocale context-processor, which is available in the updated sample code on the whitepaper download page.

UPDATE: For WCM v7 and later customers, please see the new enhanced WCM Multilingual Solution. Forum thread (with link to download) here

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Best Practices for Web Content Manager, IBM Web Content Manager,

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6.0, web content, WCM, multi-locale, best practices, extending, multilingual

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Submitted by Daniel Collins on May 14, 2010 12:07:03 AM

Building Multi-locale sites with Web Content Management

Added the word multilingual because that word is used normally instead of multi-locale.

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