Using Wordbreakers with Product Catalogs
The Product Catalog System uses a neutral-language wordbreaker for searching language-insensitive content and a language-specific wordbreaker for each language in the catalog. You can change these wordbreakers to suit your needs.
To specify the wordbreaker to be used for a language, use the UpdateLanguageInfo.vbs script in the Program Files\Microsoft Commerce Server 2002\Support directory.
SQL Server 2000 supports the following wordbreakers:
| Wordbreaker | Locale ID |
|---|---|
| Neutral | 0 |
| Chinese_Simplified | 0x0804 |
| Chinese_Traditional | 0x0404 |
| Dutch | 0x0413 |
| English_UK | 0x0809 |
| English_US | 0x0409 |
| French | 0x040c |
| German | 0x0407 |
| Italian | 0x0410 |
| Japanese | 0x0411 |
| Korean | 0x0412 |
| Spanish_Modern | 0x0c0a |
| Swedish_Default | 0x041d |
By default, Commerce Server 2002 is configured to use the following wordbreakers for the following languages.
| Language code | Wordbreaker |
|---|---|
| Neutral | Neutral |
| Chs, zh-CN | Chinese simplified |
| cht, zh-TW | Chinese traditional |
| Deu, de | German |
| Eng, en-GB | English_UK |
| Enu, en-US | English_US |
| Ens, es | Spanish |
| Fra, fr | French |
| Ita, it | Italian |
| Jpn, ja | Japanese |
| Kor, ko | Korean |
| nld, nl | Dutch |
| Sve, sv | Swedish |
If you want to change this default mapping or associate a wordbreaker with a language, modify the languages.xml file in the Program Files\Microsoft Commerce Server 2002 folder as follows:
<?xml version = '1.0' encoding='utf-8' ?>
<Languages>
<Language culture_name="en-ZW" display_name="English - Zimbabwe" culture_code="0x3009" iso639x="ENW" collation="" word_breaker="0x0409"/>
</Languages>
This will use the English wordbreaker for the culture en-ZW.
Run the following script: UpdateLanguageInfo <path of the languages.xml file>.
By default, the language-neutral data in the catalog uses the Neutral language wordbreaker. To use a different wordbreaker for the language-neutral data, add the following entry in languages.xml:
<Languages>
<Language culture_name="Neutral" display_name="Neutral" culture_code="" iso639x="Neutral" collation="" word_breaker="0x0411"/>
</Languages>
This will use the Japanese wordbreaker for searching the language-neutral data and can be helpful on a Japanese installation.
Run the following script: UpdateLanguageInfo <path of the languages.xml file>.
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