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- Overview
- Configuring the User Groupware for a multilingual application
- Translating the elements of the User Groupware
- Running the application in the requested language
User Groupware: Multilingual applications
If your application is multilingual, it is also necessary to manage multilingualism in the user Groupware windows/pages.. By default, User Groupware windows/pages support English, American and French. This help page explains how to: Configuring the User Groupware for a multilingual application To include the windows or pages of the User Groupware in a multilingual application: - On the "Project" tab, in the "Project" group, click "User Groupware".
- Enable the User Groupware.
- Depending on the supported languages, select the integration mode:
- For an English/French application, in the "Options" tab, select "No customization".
- For an application supporting other languages, in the "Options" tab, select "Full customization (expert mode)".
- Depending on the start mode of the application, define how the groupware will be started:
- If the application must use the runtime language, in the "General" tab, choose "Automatic start".
- If the application must prompt the user to select the runtime language, in the "General" tab, select "Manual start"
- Validate.
Translating the elements of the User Groupware By default, User Groupware elements (windows, pages, messages, etc.) are available in English and French. To translate these elements into other languages, simply translate the various labels, messages, etc. of these windows or pages (using the WDMSG tool if necessary to extract the messages to be translated).. WDMSG is an optional tool for WINDEV, WEBDEV and WINDEV Mobile used to extract and reintegrate all messages to be translated. Note: Remember to extract multilingual channels. Running the application in the requested language Two cases may occur: - The application is automatically started in the default language. The language can be changed thereafter.
In this case, the groupware elements will also be run in the default language. - The application asks the user to choose the runtime language. In this case, you must:
- Ask the user for the language in which the application must be run (via a specific window or page for example).
- Configure the runtime language of the application with Nation.
- Open the first window or page for managing the User Groupware with gpwOpen.
Example of custom start:
nLangue is int = Ouvre(FEN_Select_Langue)
Nation(nLangue)
gpwOpen()
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