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To get and set the locale in Java:
// Get the current locale
String currentLocale = ChameleonEncoding.getCurrentTranslationLocale();
// Get the available locales
int countOfLocale = ChameleonEncoding.countOfTranslationLocale();
for (int i = 0; i < countOfLocale; i++)
{
String locale = ChameleonEncoding.translationLocale(i);
}
// Set the current translation locale before calling Chameleon APIs
// Any change to the translation locale is global and affects all future
// calls to the Chameleon API. The call is not thread safe and all
// Chameleon-related operations should be suspended on all threads before
// changing the locale.
ChameleonEncoding.setCurrentTranslationLocale("ANSI/OEM - Traditional Chinese Big5");
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Also note the following:
- All strings that originate from the Chameleon engine are translated using the current translation locale. This includes networking and engine callbacks.
- All unicode strings in Java are translated to the current translation locale before being handled by Chameleon.
- XML translation has limitations in terms of supported locales. For more information, see Translating <-> XML Messages.
- Parsing of HL7 data assumes that the character length is determined by the current translation locale.