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• Do not require additional forms or elements to display more than one default language.
• Can display multiple languages based on locale references.

Definition 

Inside Servoy Developer the message files are stored as property files in the workspace.

On the server these messages are loaded in an i18n table, the i18n table which can be specified in the solution settings, it needs to have the following columns:

• tableName_id  (primary key, integer)
• message_key (i18n key, string)
• message_language (i18n language, string)
• message_value (i18n value, string)

Solutions Using Multiple Languages

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Selecting i18n Database Connection and i18n Table

The i18n table can be created/chosen from an existing server, or a separate server can be created for the table to be placed in.

The i18n Server server and table can be selected in:

• The solution Properties view: i18nDataSource property - select an existing table in a server or create one in the Select i18n table dialog.
• Solution Explorer under Resources - double click the I18N files node. If no i18n table has been defined for the active solution yet, a message dialog will prompt to define one right away.
• The Internationalization preferences in the Servoy Developer Preferences dialog - go to Window > Preferences > Servoy > Internationalization. This preference will be applied to all solutions. doesn't work currently

Definition 

Inside Servoy Developer the message files are stored as property files in the workspace.

On the server these messages are loaded in an i18n table, the i18n table which can be specified in the solution settings, it needs to have the following columns:

• tableName_id  (primary key, integer)
• message_key (i18n key, string)
• message_language (i18n language, string)
• message_value (i18n value, string)

Usage

On Servoy elements it is possible to use a text reference, which is a key linked to a message file. Which is replaced at runtime with the localized text from the message file.

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Which is looked up in the messages file and produces the text in a locale like 'hello world' or 'hola mundo' in Spanish