Debugging in another language

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Sep/08
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Today we were facing an issue in the French and Dutch version of our application. Strangely enough, the issue was not occurring in the English application.

Since I thought it was related to eScript, I wanted to debug the code.

So I opened the Options windows and entered the path to the config file for the Dutch application. For some reason, the application was using the srf file in the ENU folder in stead of the NLD folder.

At first I thought something was wrong with the config file but it seemed ok. Then I checked the options for debugging again but they were all filled in correctly.

Being confused about it, I asked a colleague for help and he found on Supportweb Metalink that I had to pass the parameter for the language in the argument field. Adding /L NLD finally fixed the issue and I could start debugging our Dutch application

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  1. Alois
    2:50 pm on October 13th, 2008

    When debuggin workflow you may have an error message … tu avoid it you should change the order to ” /l NLD /h “

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  2. Alois
    3:14 pm on October 13th, 2008

    with this configuration you may have some errors when trying to debug workflows.
    to prevent that, the parameters should be in the order :
    “/l NLD /h”

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  3. Alois
    3:17 pm on October 13th, 2008

    sorry for the second post … but my browser had a bug and i thought it didn’t work …

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