Applocale problems

stevegardner · 04-21-2008, 02:40 AM

Hello All,

First-of-all, I would like to thank you for contributing your valuble suggestions to the tech world.

I am having a problem with applocale.

I have created an non-unicode application and installed in a U.K server. This is an application which has to process xml data and send it to the SQL server. As the language of the application is U.S and the server lanugage is U.K, the application didnt work well. It processed those xml that are in U.K language. So I changed the language settings to U.S. Now its processing the U.S xml, but not U.K xml feed.

In order to avoid this, I have installed applocale on the server and added the application the applocale. here is the main problem arised. The application is now stopped working. It is not processing any of the data. I have uninstalled the applocale and uninstalled the application also. But no use.

I am very much confused what to do.

Please suggest me some help.

Thanking you,

Warm regards,

Steve.

04-21-2008, 02:40 AM	#1 (permalink)
stevegardner Registered User Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 1 OS: win2003 sp1	Applocale problems Hello All, First-of-all, I would like to thank you for contributing your valuble suggestions to the tech world. I am having a problem with applocale. I have created an non-unicode application and installed in a U.K server. This is an application which has to process xml data and send it to the SQL server. As the language of the application is U.S and the server lanugage is U.K, the application didnt work well. It processed those xml that are in U.K language. So I changed the language settings to U.S. Now its processing the U.S xml, but not U.K xml feed. In order to avoid this, I have installed applocale on the server and added the application the applocale. here is the main problem arised. The application is now stopped working. It is not processing any of the data. I have uninstalled the applocale and uninstalled the application also. But no use. I am very much confused what to do. Please suggest me some help. Thanking you, Warm regards, Steve.