Localization Feature of Reporting Software

• The “srinter” mapping file controls localization for interface text (tabs, tree nodes, Ad Hoc controls, etc.).
• The “SreeBundle” mapping file controls localization for report text (text in tables, charts, etc.) and data model/query names.

The two files are discussed in the following sections.

To implement either level of localization, you first need to register the desired locales in the 'Localization' page of the Enterprise Manager:

1. Under the Server tab, select 'Configuration' > 'Localization'.
2. Click 'Add' to open the 'Add Locale' panel.
3. Enter the ISO-standard two-letter codes for the desired language and country. These codes should match the codes used in the “srinter” and “SreeBundle” mapping file names.
4. Click 'Apply' to register the locale.

The locale entries you add in the table of the 'Localization' page will be displayed to the user in the 'Locale' menu of the Report Portal login screen. Create a separate pair of mapping files for each registered locale.

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