How to configure service engine (Data Science Service for Spotfire) with language pack
Article ID: KB0135701
Updated On:
| Products | Versions |
|---|---|
| Spotfire Statistica | 14.0.1 and Higher |
| Spotfire Statistica | 14.0.1 and Higher |
Description
Using a different language workspace works well in Statistica, where various language packs are applied. However, when running through the Spotfire data function, an error occurs because the generated variable names are in these languages. The Statistica engine in Spotfire does not seem to recognize these languages.
For example, a formula with a variable named 'Mittlere' in German causes an error when run via the Data Function in Spotfire.
The error being observed :
Environment
Windows Server
Resolution
In the above use case, replacing the Variable name with a Variable Number works to overcome the naming clash that arose due to language barriers between engines.
To address this issue at its root, it can be resolved by executing the Statistica engine within the Spotfire Data Science Service, accompanied by a language pack.
Each Windows system has a setting for what localized language to use. When the software starts up, it queries the system to determine what language to use. Based on what the system returns to the software, it searches for DLLs that contain those resources. Placing language packs in the execution folder and ensuring the system's localized language is set properly can make the Service engine consume these language packs.
Place these language packs in the Statistica Service node :
You can include all available language packs in the Spotfire extensions to make sure they get picked up when appropriate.
To address this issue at its root, it can be resolved by executing the Statistica engine within the Spotfire Data Science Service, accompanied by a language pack.
Each Windows system has a setting for what localized language to use. When the software starts up, it queries the system to determine what language to use. Based on what the system returns to the software, it searches for DLLs that contain those resources. Placing language packs in the execution folder and ensuring the system's localized language is set properly can make the Service engine consume these language packs.
Place these language packs in the Statistica Service node :
You can include all available language packs in the Spotfire extensions to make sure they get picked up when appropriate.
Issue/Introduction
This article contains information about applying the language packs on Statistica Service Engine deployed in Spotfire.
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