on 11-19-2009 12:29 PM
Hi.
When I created a new UI element (a checkbox, for example), I can't set a text for it....
And, when I ran the application, I was received the following message:
<created in [en]>
What I'm doing wrong?!
Thanks in advance.
After changes the build.xml language, the issue was solved...
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Hi Glauber,
The problem is definitely with the Netweaver Studio. I believe during installation, some other language has been selected as default or it may have been altered later by mistake. This will make the scripting unable to figure out what you have passed in the Text property of the check box and hence replaces it with garbage value or empty string.
You can confirm the correct language in NWDS under the following path:
Windows>Preferences>Plug-In Development>Target Environment
Under this window select en_US - English (United States) against the Locale (nl - from JRE).
If the problem persists, re-install NWDS with correct language as default.
Regards,
Tushar Sinha
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Hi Glauber,
Did this issue start ever since you installed your NWDS? Because in that case your installables could be corrupted. Try to get a correct one. But, if it is not so somewhere the language has been changed to something other than english and that is where you are getting this error.
Regards,
Tushar Sinha
I would say your NWDS is not properly installed.
Armin
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Hi,
Check the Text Property of UI element Whether you Entered the desired text there or not.
Let us know about the problem little more.
Regards
Jeetendra
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Hi,
Please try to set the text property blank or default you can do this by right click on the text property and choose default.
After that assign the desired field. I don't think there are any other place from where you can change the Text property of the UI element. Or have you binded the text property of that UI element with any attribute of type String. If so then check where you are setting the value for that attribute in code.
Regards
Jeetendra.
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