Configure Genero Studio to use a different character set

This example explains how to set up Genero Studio client and servers to use the Polish language with ISO 8859-2 encoding.

1. Configure the preferred encoding for the Genero Studio client. Select Tools >> Preferences >> General and locate the preferred encoding (ISO-8859-2 in this example) in the list of Text Encodings. If the preferred encoding is not available in the list, add a text encoding plugin to incorporate the preferred character set.
   
   
   

   Figure 1. Text File Encoding in General Preferences

2. Check to see if the preferred encoding is supported on the Linux™ server (pl_PL.iso88592 for the example):

   $ locale -a | grep 88592

   If the preferred locale isn't present, install it per your system documentation. For example:

   $ localedef pl_PL.iso88592 –i pl_PL –f ISO-8859-2 

   
   
   

   Figure 2. Checking available encodings with the locale command

3. Configure the desired keyboard and default input language on the Windows client. See Configure keyboard and language on a Windows client.
4. Configure the selected language for the Genero Studio Server environment.
5. Test the new configuration.