B2B Integration 10.5 | Administering and Monitoring B2B Transactions | Service Development Help | Building Services | About Service Run-Time Parameters | Specifying the Execution Locale
 
Specifying the Execution Locale
When you create a service, you can set the locale property to indicate the locale policy in which the service executes at run time. The locale policy of a service refers to the language, regional, or cultural settings of a specific target market (the end user). Each locale consists of five sections: language, extended language, script, region, and variant.
Locales can influence the following:
*String display of numeric values and date/time values
*Parsing of dates and numbers from strings
*Default currency (pounds, Euros, dollars)
*Default measuring system (metric or customary)
*Default system resources (such as fonts, character encoding, etc.)
*Collation (sorting) of lists
*User interface/content language
Integration Server recognizes the following locale policies at run time:
*Server locale uses its default JVM locale.
*User locale uses the client locale.
*Root locale uses neutral or POSIX locale.
*Null locale uses no locale policy.
You can also configure Integration Server to recognize custom locales. By default, the service uses the null locale. That is, it uses no locale policy.
* To specify the execution locale of a service
1. In the Package Navigator, open the service that you want to configure.
2. In the Run time category of the Properties view, do one of the following to specify the Execution Locale property:
Select...
To...
[$default] Default Runtime Locale
Use the server’s default JVM locale.
[$user] Default User Locale
Use the client locale.
[$null] No Locale Policy
Use no locale policy.
[root locale]
Use the neutral or POSIX locale.
[<ISO code>] <Language>
Use a specific locale.
Open locale editor...
Define a custom locale.
3. If you selected Open locale editor, complete the following in the Define Custom Locale dialog box.
In this field...
Do the following...
Language
Select one of the ISO 639 codes that represent the language. (2- or 3-letter codes)
Extended Language
For future release.
Script
Optional. Select one of the 4-letter script codes in the ISO 15924 registry.
Region
Optional. Select one of the ISO 3166-2 country codes.
IANA Variant
Optional. Add or remove a variant code registered by the IANA.
4. Click OK. Integration Server will execute the service in the specified locale.

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