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International Code Page Support

Siebel Wireless supports UTF-8 Unicode, a character encoding standard. For those browsers that do not support Unicode, Siebel Wireless supports appropriate local code pages.

You invoke local code pages by setting up a UnicodeSupport=FALSE capability in the Web Browser Administration screen in the Siebel Web client.

To add non-Unicode support for a browser

  1. In the Siebel Web client, navigate to Site Map > Web Browser Administration > Browsers.

    2. The Browsers list displays the names and descriptions of the browsers set up in the system.

  2. Select the entry for which you want to provide local code page support, or if there is no entry, create one by selecting New Record from the drop down list.
  3. With the browser selected, click the Capabilities tab.

    4. The Capabilities list displays the parameters associated with the selected browser. You can select an existing capability and edit it, or you can create a new capability.

  4. If the UnicodeSupport Capability Name appears in the list, select it, click Edit and set the Capability Value=FALSE. Save the record.
  5. If the UnicodeSupport Capability Name does not appear in the list, click New.

    6. The Add Capabilities dialog box appears. UnicodeSupport may or may not appear on the list of capabilities.

  6. If UnicodeSupport appears in the list, do the following:
    1. Select UnicodeSupport in the list and click OK.
    2. In the Capabilities list, select UnicodeSupport, click Edit and set the Capability Value=FALSE.
    3. Save the record.
  7. If UnicodeSupport does not appear in the list, do the following:
    1. Click New. The Capability form appears.
    2. Enter the following values: Capability Name = UnicodeSupport. Capability Value = FALSE.
    3. Save the record.

Subsequently, wireless applications automatically apply local code pages for each supported language. Table 5 identifies the code page for each language.

Table 5.  Code Pages
Language
3-Letter Code
Code Page
Dutch
NLD
ISO-8859-1
French (standard)
FRA
ISO-8859-1
German (standard)
DEU
ISO-8859-1
Italian
ITA
ISO-8859-1
Spanish (modern sort)
ESN
ISO-8859-1
English
ENU
ISO-8859-1
Brazilian Portuguese
PTB
ISO-8859-1
Danish
DAN
ISO-8859-1
Swedish
SVE
ISO-8859-1
Korean
KOR
KS_C_5601-1978
Japanese
JPN
Shift_JIS


 Siebel Wireless Administration Guide For Financial Services
 Published: 18 April 2003