Hi,
I have a need to store and read general translations for texts in Dynamics 2 applicatation (addition to screen translation what is supported in Dynamics).
It would be quite easy to implement this by adding one table for translations but I wanted to first find out what is available in Dynamics.
I found table gsc_language_text in Dynamics repository.
Could this table to be used for own categories and does it have support by Dynamics managers ?
I did not find a documentation for this table from Posse. The table is empty in my repository.
Is there documentation for this table (gsc_language_text) and the mangagers supporting it ?
I think gsm_translation table could also be used for my purpose as it has manager support but looks that gsc_language_text would be better.
Best regards,
-Veli-Matti Korhonen
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I think in John Sadd's Programming Handbook you find in section 5-7 the
things you want to know. (The API's are in the Localization Manager)
Regards,
Richard van der Hoek.
Reflecta Automation BV
-Original Message-
Sent: donderdag 13 maart 2003 10:17
To: dev@icf.possenet.org
Subject: Translations question
Hi,
I have a need to store and read general translations for texts in Dynamics 2
applicatation (addition to screen translation what is supported in
Dynamics).
It would be quite easy to implement this by adding one table for
translations but I wanted to first find out what is available in Dynamics.
I found table gsc_language_text in Dynamics repository.
Could this table to be used for own categories and does it have support by
Dynamics managers ?
I did not find a documentation for this table from Posse. The table is empty
in my repository.
Is there documentation for this table (gsc_language_text) and the mangagers
supporting it ?
I think gsm_translation table could also be used for my purpose as it has
manager support but looks that gsc_language_text would be better.
Best regards,
-Veli-Matti Korhonen
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Hi !
I also read the defination for the table and thats why I thought it is meant for the purpuse I need. Just need a confirmation this is the way to go.
I don't see number of fields to be a performance problem if unecessary fields are empty.
Similar translation table is used in many old characterbased/gui applications. I think it would be better to use just one for all Dynamics applications instead everyone creating their own for their applications.
Regards,
-Veli-Matti
Lähettäjä: "Marcia Bouwman" Päiväys: 2003/03/13 to PM 01:00:36 GMT+02:00
Vastaanottaja: Aihe: RE: RE: Translations question
Hi Veli
The description in Erwin for the gsc_language_text table is:
Totally generic text file for all supported languages. Text's may be
associated with another entity (via owning_obj) or may be simply generic
text of a certain type. Numbers enclosed in are for parameter
substitution.
E.g. Scheme option names, transaction narrations, valid people titles, etc.
A client of ours has a similar table, for performance reasons they created
their own table with less fields in it, which may also be an option for you,
depending on how much translation you are planning to do in your system.
Regards,
Marcia Bouwman
Analyst Programmer
Management Information Planning
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Fax: 021 423 1880
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-Original Message-
Sent: 13 March 2003 12:10
To: dev@icf.possenet.org
Subject: Re: RE: Translations question
Thank you for your reply
I read the documentation earlier. This API uses gsm_translations table and
it is meant for translations of labels, tooltips on visual objects. As I
mentioned at the end of my mail I think I could use gsm_translations table
but I am not sure if that is the correct way to go.
Did you use this API explained Programming Handbook you find in section 5-7
to store your own translatable text values ?
I am still hoping someone would know what gsc_language_text table is
designed for and if there is documentation how to use it.
It would allow to use categories (table gsm_category) and that would be
nice.
Regards,
-Veli-Matti
Ldhettdjd: Richard van der Hoek Pdivdys: 2003/03/13 to AM 11:26:21 GMT+02:00
Vastaanottaja: "'dev@icf.possenet.org'" Aihe: RE: Translations question
I think in John Sadd's Programming Handbook you find in section 5-7 the
things you want to know. (The API's are in the Localization Manager)
Regards,
Richard van der Hoek.
Reflecta Automation BV
-Original Message-
Sent: donderdag 13 maart 2003 10:17
To: dev@icf.possenet.org
Subject: Translations question
Hi,
I have a need to store and read general translations for texts in Dynamics
2
applicatation (addition to screen translation what is supported in
Dynamics).
It would be quite easy to implement this by adding one table for
translations but I wanted to first find out what is available in Dynamics.
I found table gsc_language_text in Dynamics repository.
Could this table to be used for own categories and does it have support by
Dynamics managers ?
I did not find a documentation for this table from Posse. The table is
empty
in my repository.
Is there documentation for this table (gsc_language_text) and the
mangagers
supporting it ?
I think gsm_translation table could also be used for my purpose as it has
manager support but looks that gsc_language_text would be better.
Best regards,
-Veli-Matti Korhonen
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