Hi,

I am developing web based RBS which will reuse SF RBS business object, securitybasics and etc. That is reason I was asking how to deploy SF framework predefined localization data.

Beside, in this web based RBS, i also add-in some new feature which suit our environment. Therefore, I am looking for how to have SF predefined localization data in SQL Server.



Please advice.

We don't distribute the internal strataframe localization files in SQL format. If you want to pull out the localization values and bring them into SQL yourself, you can certainly do that. If you open the strataframe source for security, you'll notice there is a "Localization Files" folder containing a number of .xml files (see attatched screenshot.) 

You can copy these files out of the project and modify them as desired, or you can double click on any of these files and manually cut and paste the values into SQL if you so wish. Either way will require some effort, but is certainly possible.

That said, I wouldn't do it this way. The embedded .xml file approach we already use would still work in a web environment and would be much less work all around.

Hi,

Thank you for reply.

If I agree to use XML localization data for my web based RBS, how could I include any extra localization data to it (for my custom enhancement)? Can I mix SQL and XML in single application?



Thank you

If you wanted to add extra data to it, you would need to bring what is already in the XML files into your own localization project first manually. This would, again, take some work up front but from that point forward you could modify it as you need to.  As far as combining XML and SQL stores for the localization data, no, you can't combine the two, it is one or the other.

The short answer is that what you are trying to do goes beyond the intended use of the RBS system. You are more than welcome to extend it as you are discussing, of course, but it is simply going to take some work up front to get started, any way you look at it.