Use this procedure to add support for a new encoding in a Genero Studio client-server configuration.
Before you begin, the preferred encoding must be installed on the Linux™ system.
The example shows how to configure a new encoding, using IBM852 as an example. The Genero Studio client runs
on a Windows™ 7 Ultimate 64-bit platform using English with
the CP1252 character set (Western European languages). The Genero Studio
server runs on enterprise Linux™ using English with the UTF-8 character set.
- Locate the IBM852 charmap on the internet or Linux system.
Figure 1. Unix ls command showing the compressed IBM852 character map
- Copy the uncompressed charmap to the
GSTDIR/conf/charmaps directory on
both client and server . Create the charmaps directory if it does not already exist.
Figure 2. Uncompressing and copying the charmap to the Genero Studio charmaps directory
- Create a new entry for the encoding in
GSTDIR/conf/encodingMap.xml on both
client and server.
Figure 3. Adding the IBM852 alias to the encodingMap.xml file
- Open Genero Studio on the client, and select . Check to see if the new plugin displays in the list of encodings.
If the plugin is not present in the Text Encoding list, check the following:
- Did you copy the charmap to the Genero Studio charmaps directory on both client and server?
- Is the charmap a valid POSIX2 charmap?
Figure 4. New text encoding plugin displayed in Text Encoding list.