### Editing NLS for report sets

JReport allows you to edit NLS for report sets in the Administration page of JReport Enterprise Server as you would with the NLS Editor in JReport Designer. With the NLS Editor, you can translate a report set into a different language from the original one. Note that this feature is provided for administrators only.

To edit NLS for a report set in JReport Enterprise Server:

1. Start JReport Enterprise Server and log onto the JReport Administration page.
2. In the resource tree, browse to the report set you want to edit.
3. Select the row that the report set is in, then click the NLS Editor button in the Control column. The NLS Editor dialog appears. See the dialog.

4. Specify a report set and catalog version as required.
5. Click the Add Language button, then in the Add Language dialog, choose the required languages from the Available Languages box and add them to the Selected Languages box and click OK.
6. In the NLS Editor dialog, select a target language from the Language drop-down list.
7. Check Enable Display to translate all display texts in the report set version into the target language or modify them.
8. Check Enable Format to translate all formats in the report set version into the target language or modify them.
9. Check Enable Font to translate all fonts in the report set version into the target language or modify them.
10. Select another language and edit its NLS properties as shown above.
11. Click OK to accept the settings.

See also the NLS Editor dialog for detailed explanation about options in the dialog.

Notes:

- You can also edit NLS for a specific report set version. To do this, on the JReport Administration page, access the Version table of the report set, then click the NLS Editor link for the report set version.
- When you switch among different languages by choosing languages from the Language drop-down list, you may find that the text in the Translate column become unreadable. To resolve this problem, you can add `-Djreport.url.encoding=UTF-8` to the batch file that starts the server and then restart it.