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Langauge problem
clarasdk
Member Posts: 46
Hi
I have a wierd problem with language on nav 2009 r2 w1.
I have installed the German language MSI on both the server and the client (both running on different machines). But I cannot change language.
When I open a client running on the same machine as the service tier I can change the language.....
I have tried to copy the client folder from the servier tier to another machine to see if this helps, but no.
I have checked the add-in folder and there are dll's for all languages. There is also a entry in the add-in table (without .ressource as somebody mentioned in another thread).
Does anybody have an idea why language changes only works when I am running the client on the same machine as the service tier?
I have a wierd problem with language on nav 2009 r2 w1.
I have installed the German language MSI on both the server and the client (both running on different machines). But I cannot change language.
When I open a client running on the same machine as the service tier I can change the language.....
I have tried to copy the client folder from the servier tier to another machine to see if this helps, but no.
I have checked the add-in folder and there are dll's for all languages. There is also a entry in the add-in table (without .ressource as somebody mentioned in another thread).
Does anybody have an idea why language changes only works when I am running the client on the same machine as the service tier?
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