The DATEX-definition for the attribute "defaultLanguage" is "The default language used throughout the payload publications, specified by an ISO 639-2 3-alpha code."
and similar for "language" of MultilingualStrings. In our perception, this definition is ignored, and usually the two-alpha code instead of the three-alpha code is used (even in the XML-examples on the website). The internal UML schema "language" does allow both variants. Proposal: Change definition(s) to ISO 639-1 two-alpha code (or maybe allow usage of both variants).
6/7/2018, 11:24:45 AM | |||
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Component | - Select a value - | >> | UML General |
Category | - Select a value - | >> | Feature request |
Priority | - None - | >> | Normal |
Assigned | >> | Josef Kaltwasser (18) | |
Status | - None - | >> | Fixed |
9/18/2018, 11:19:14 AM |
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The definitions of the defaultLanguage attribute has been amended to “The default language used throughout the payload publication.” and that of datatype Language to “A language datatype, identifies a specified language by an ISO 639-1 2-alpha / ISO 639-2 3-alpha code.”