| Introduction |
Software internationalization is the process of designing products and services so that they can be adapted easily to a variety of different local languages and cultures. Internationalization within EntireX means internationalization of messages: the incoming and outgoing messages are converted to the desired codepage of the platform in use. |
| Best Approach | Provides information to assist you in deciding which internationalization approach is the most appropriate. |
| Locale String Mapping |
A locale provides a means of identifying a specific region for the purposes of internationalization and localization. EntireX sends properties of the operating system locale to the Broker, using the locale string. |
| Locale String Mapping Tables | Provides tables used during the process of mapping the locale string to codepages within the broker for the internationalization approaches ICU conversion and SAGTRPC user exit. |
| Preparing EntireX Components for Internationalization | How to prepare or configure EntireX components to force a locale string to be sent. |
Configuring Broker for Internationalization under z/OS | UNIX | Windows | BS2000/OSD | z/VSE
Using Internationalization for client and server | publish and subscribe
Using Internationalization with the RPC Server under UNIX | Windows
Using Internationalization with Java RPC Server under UNIX | Windows
