Follow this procedure to configure the locale on a Genero
Studio server (Linux™).
The locale to be specified for the LANG environment variable must be
installed on the Unix/Linux system.
Text encoding specifies the character set, and when compiling files, the
LANG environment variable is used by Genero internal processes to determine which
encoding the files use.
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Launch the Genero Studio server (skip this step if using an ssh connection - it is
automatic).
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On the Genero Studio client, navigate to .
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Select the configuration for the Genero Studio server from the list in the Configuration pane
and press Configure.
Figure 1. Configurations in Genero configuration management
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Select the Environment Sets node in the left pane and press the
Add Remote Environment Set... button.
Figure 2. Add Remote Environment Set
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Type in a meaningful name for the new environment set and press
OK.
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Select the + in the Environment Sets dialog to add a variable named LANG with the desired
locale (pl_PL.iso88592 for the example).
With the LANG environment variable, you define the language, the territory (country) and the
character set (codeset) to be used. The format is:
<language>_<country>.<codeset>
Figure 3. Configuring the LANG environment variable
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Close Hosts Management and check the environment set for your configuration.
Setting the LANG environment variable in an Environment Set to configure the
locale over-rides system defaults or user level (.profile) settings.