We are developing an application that must work in two different languages,
and we have the following doubt:
Is it possible to design a localizable report ?, that is, that the report
appears in different languages depending on a parameter or the browser
configuration?
We are interested in develop only one version of every report, and that the
report server send to the user the report localized depending on a parameter
or the web browser configuration.
Is there something like the resource files for Windows forms?.
Thanks in advance for your help.Hi
I have found a workaround for this. Use the report parameters in your code
and set their default values in the code itself from the resource files and
then render the report. Since the default parameters will be based on the
culture settings the report would be rendered based on the culture.So all the
fields in the report that would vary with culture would be parameters
accepting the values form the resource file in the code.
Hope that helps.
Kalpna
"Eurofirms." wrote:
> We are developing an application that must work in two different languages,
> and we have the following doubt:
> Is it possible to design a localizable report ?, that is, that the report
> appears in different languages depending on a parameter or the browser
> configuration?
> We are interested in develop only one version of every report, and that the
> report server send to the user the report localized depending on a parameter
> or the web browser configuration.
> Is there something like the resource files for Windows forms?.
> Thanks in advance for your help.
>
Friday, February 24, 2012
Is possible to design a localizable report?
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