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conorc Novice
conorc
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Apr 9, 2008 10:12 AM

Where can I find this file...jive_clearspace_i18n_en.properties

Hello,

I need to make changes to this properties file, but I just did a unix find on our dev installation box, and don't see it. I searched under opt/jive and the exploded app in webapps/

 

Thanks

Conor

vinh.jones Jive Employee
vinh.jones
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Apr 9, 2008 10:29 AM in response to: Conor Cassidy
Re: Where can I find this file...jive_clearspace_i18n_en.properties

Hi Conor,

 

You can find this in:

 

<clearspace source root>\src\java\

 

You can also find it in:

 

<clearspace source root>\target\java

 

Thanks,

Vinh

dpmccabe Novice
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Oct 27, 2008 12:40 PM in response to: Vinh
Re: Where can I find this file...jive_clearspace_i18n_en.properties

Hi Vinh,

 

I'm using Clearspace                             1.10.7.

 

I cannot locate the file in my servers file system.  Where is it in relation the the jiveHome directory?

 

Once the file is found is it just a matter of editing the value of the keyword property?

 

Thanks,

 

Damian

akshatriya Novice
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Oct 27, 2008 1:44 PM in response to: dpmccabe
Re: Where can I find this file...jive_clearspace_i18n_en.properties

Look at the clearspace_community-xxx.jar in the WEB-INF/lib

 

We have Clearspace 2.0.3 and for version it is in this jar file.

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