Solution for applying captionML

sri.tech23

Is there any tool or method to add a CaptionML to all fiels of all objects in a DB. This query is with regards to an Upgrade proj, where the client objects have two captions eg. CaptionML : ENU=Code;ENG=Code. And the std objects of the higher version have only ENU language. Is there a solution to add the ENG language to all the fields in the new db to be created.

Thanks in advance....

Hope there is a soln , or else there is lot of manual work involved....

Luc_VanDyck

Maybe this functionality is included in Navision Localization Workbench 2.5.0. I don't have any experience with this tool. Anyone?

reijermolenaar

Hi,

The Object Manager has also a translation tool.
You can download it here:

http://www.mibuso.com/dlinfo.asp?FileID=826

Regards,
Reijer

sri.tech23

reijermolenaar wrote:

Hi,

The Object Manager has also a translation tool.
You can download it here:

http://www.mibuso.com/dlinfo.asp?FileID=826

Regards,
Reijer

Thanks ...downloaded the tool.

kine

Or just export the Translation file, replace the -A1033- by -A2057- import it back and you are done... ;-) (do not forget that it will change modified flag and date and time of the modification of objects).

Belias

kine wrote:

Or just export the Translation file, replace the -A1033- by -A2057- import it back and you are done... ;-) (do not forget that it will change modified flag and date and time of the modification of objects).

I have a similar problem: i'm using NLW to insert captionML in some customized objects on a 501 database (which migrated from 2.60 some time ago).
The problem is that in nav2.60 the captionML property didn't exist, and NLW keeps giving me errors or it does not import the records if there is no caption ML.
It's hard to explain...
Basically i'm wondering if there's a tool to insert automatically captionML in a language, and setting it "=" name of the field... ](*,) ](*,) ](*,) i hate NLW..

kine

I know about what you are talking. We have own tool for that. And the CaptionML exists in 2.60 (but I do not know from which specific version, if F or G or earlier one), but was not used by the standard objects.

reijermolenaar

Hi Belias,

Did you already looked at the Object Manager?
Ctrl + F3 in the translation tool does exactly what you are looking for.

Regards,
Reijer