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Localizing Responder Map and Switch Order Request Viewers

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The Responder Map Viewer and Switch Order Request applications are developed as Silverlight web applications. The process to localize them is slightly different than for other forms on Responder Web (information on localizing all other Responder Web forms is contained here). To modify these two forms, you will need to modify the .resx files installed with Responder. They are installed at the following locations:

  1. Get the following .resx files from C:\inetpub\wwwroot\Responder\ClientBin:
    • Miner.Responder.Web.MapViewer.Resources.resx
    • Miner.Responder.Web.SwitchOrderRequest.Resources.resx
  2. Open each .resx file using an application that allows you to view and edit *.resx files (e.g., Catalyst, Visual Studio). Modify the strings as needed.
  3. Save the .resx files, but DO NOT move them from the directory in which they reside.
  4. Using exchange, log a case with GIS Support for your organization, and attach the modified .resx files.
    Please note in the support case that you need the attached .resx files added to a .xap file to facilitate localization of the Responder Web Map and Switch Order Request viewers. In addition, please specify the language and culture codes to which these need to be localized.


  5. Schneider Electric will create the necessary .xap files and return them to you. These will be named:
    • Miner.Responder.Web.MapViewer.CULTURECODE.xap
    • Miner.Responder.Web.SwitchingOrderRequest.CULTURECODE.xap
  6. Save these files in C:\inetpub\wwwroot\Responder\ClientBin.
  7. Open the Web.config file C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\Responder and locate the <globalization> tag. This step and Step 8 can be skipped if you already did this in Step 3 under the Finish Localization section here.
  8. Enter your CultureCode in the culture and uiCulture attributes (e.g., he-IL for Hebrew). For the list of valid codes, refer to Microsoft's documentation.
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    <globalization culture="he-IL" uiCulture="he-IL" />
     The above modification to Hebrew would ensure that the user interface flows from right to left.   

 

 

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