Starting from version 1.4.3850, CSWorks Alarm Summary and Trend controls support two more languages: German and Russian:



Those are the screenshots of CSWorks demo applications included in CSWorks install package. Please note that some of CSWorks demo applications now support culture parameter that can be passed in the URL. If you want to run CSWorks demo application using one of the supported cultures just specify "?culture=<culture>" parameter in the address bar.

From now on, Alarm Summary and Trend Control can have localized menus, buttons and messages. Norwegian happened to be the first non-English language - thanks to our partner company in Norway.

To set Silverlight application culture explicitly, you can create a 'localized' html file (say, 'MyAlarmSummary0234.no.html')that hosts your application and add 'culture' and 'UIculture' parameters to the Silverlight object. The following piece of Javascript code shows how to instantiate a Norwegian Silverlight application:

Silverlight.createObject("....xap",parentElement,"myPlugin", {width:'100%', height:'100%', ..., culture:'no', UIculture:'no'},{onError:null, onLoad:null }, null, null);

And this is what Alarm Summary looks like:

Update:

Starting from 1.4.3850, there is no more need to edit demo html files to run CSWorks demo application using specific cultures. Use "culture" URL parameter as described in this post.