API Call to Create Custom Key:Value
Once the new session is established the custom i18n key:value pairs can be created.
Follow these seven steps to create the custom i18n key:value pair.
Using Postman, cURL, or another HTTP client, submit a POST call to the following path to create a new custom key/value pair.
POST api/rest/admin/resourceBundles/persistent/custom_i18n/{key}Currently, there are three supported keys that can be passed into this API call.
1. federation.label_claim_my_account
2. federation.label_forgot_my_password
3. federation.label_forgot_my_username
In the Headers field, enter two key:value pairs.
1. Enter Authorization as the key and Bearer {value} as the value.
2. Enter Content Type as the key and text/plain as the value.
To obtain the Bearer value, open Portal in the same cluster and then open the browser developer tools. Navigate to Network | All and refresh the page.
Select bootstrapInfo. Scroll to the Request Headers section to locate Authorization: Bearer {value}.
In the Body field, select Raw and text/plain. In the body, enter Claim My Account.
Send the API call. A 204 status code returns to indicate that the API call was processed correctly.
You can use the following cURL example to create a custom key/value pair:
curl -X POST https://server.domain/api/rest/admin/resourceBundles/ persistent/custom_i18n/federation.label_claim_my_account -H 'authorization: Bearer Fa4tmCTxzScJwVmY045joevX0YWoR3pn' -H 'cache-control: no-cache' -H 'content-type: text/plain' -d 'Claim My Account'Navigate to RapidIdentity Appliance | Localization. The custom i18n bundle should be present at the top of the page.
Repeat this second API call sequence for the remaining Federation self-service keys.