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 WebSphere Application Server for System i
Updated: September 1, 2006
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The Release Notes contain information about known problems and the work arounds. This document also includes some supplemental information for topics covered in the Application Server documentation.
Note: The most up to date documentation you can find on the WebSphere Application Server – Express is online.
A note about the Information Center and national language versions:
The version 6 Information Center is delivered in the Eclipse framework. To determine which language to display, Eclipse detects your browser's language setting and locates a corresponding national language version of the content, if it exists. The default language for the Information Center is English. Any content that is not available in the specified language will be displayed in English. For more information about Eclipse, visit www.eclipse.org. Part or all of the Information Center is available in the following languages:
| Language |
Language code |
| Brazilian Portuguese |
pt-br |
| Chinese (Simplified) |
zh |
| Chinese (Traditional) |
zh-tw |
| English |
en |
| French |
fr |
| German |
de |
| Italian |
it |
| Japanese |
ja |
| Korean |
ko |
| Spanish |
es |
Because the English version is the most up-to-date, you might want to force Eclipse to display the English language version, even if your browser is configured to display another language. To change your language settings, follow the instructions provided for your browser:
Microsoft Internet Explorer
- Click Tools > Internet Options.
- On the General tab, click Languages.
- Select the language that you want the browser to use, if it is listed, and click Move Up until that language is the first one on the list.
- If the language is not listed, click Add.
- In the Add Language dialog, select the language you want to add, and click OK.
- In the Language Preference dialog, click the language you added and then click Move Up until the language is the first one on the list.
- Click OK to exit the Language Preference dialog.
- Click OK to exit the Internet Options dialog.
Netscape Navigator and Mozilla
- Click Edit > Preferences.
- In the left panel of the Preferences dialog, under Navigator, click Languages.
- Select the language that you want the browser to use, if it is listed, and click Move Up until that language is the first one on the list.
- If the language is not listed, click Add.
- In the Add Languages dialog, select the language you want to add, and click OK.
- In the Preference dialog, click the language you added and then click Move Up until the language is the first one on the list.
- Click OK to exit the Preference dialog.
Mozilla Firefox
- Click Tools > Options.
- In the Options dialog, click Languages.
- Select the language that you want the browser to use, if it is listed, and click Move Up until that language is the first one on the list.
- If the language is not listed, select it from the Select a language to add drop-down menu and click Add.
- In the Languages and Character Encoding dialog, click the language you added and then click Move Up until the language is the first one on the list.
- Click OK to exit the Languages and Character Encoding dialog.
- Click OK to exit the Options dialog.
You can find other documentation related to WebSphere for other platforms at the WebSphere InfoCenter Reference library site (Non-iSeries site).
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