Creating Localized DSPs and Templates

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A localized DSP or template simply means that it is a DSP or template tailored to display on a client machine that uses a particular language. The term “locale” is used to represent the language and the country that the language is used in, given that language usage is different depending on the country (for example, English in the United States versus English in the United Kingdom).

You create a localized DSP or template just like any other DSP or template. For details, see Using Dynamic Server Pages (DSPs) or Using Output Templates to Format Service Output. Keep the following points in mind:

You should create a default DSP or template file in case of error, if one does not already exist. For details, see Creating a Default DSP or Template.

You must create the localized file using the same encoding as the default file, if it exists. Using UTF-8 encoding will reduce difficulty in localizing later into other languages.