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Localization - Blazor Reporting Components

Report Viewer (Native)

To localize the Native Report Viewer component, follow the guidelines in the following help topic: DevExpress Blazor Components- Localization. This solution will work because the user interface of the Native Report Viewer component is based on DevExpress Blazor Components.

Document Viewer and Report Designer (JS-Based)

To localize the JavaScript-Based Document Viewer component, use the guidelines described in the following help topic: DevExtreme Localization. This method applies to Devexpress JS-based Reporting components because the user interface of these components is built with DevExtreme widgets.

The following code snippet forces UI widgets to use the German locale in a Blazor application:

function OnCustomizeLocalization(s, e) {
    s.dx.localization.locale('de');
}

To use the de locale, you should register the de.js file on the web page as described in the following help topic: DevExtreme Localization - Using Globalize.

Note that the JavaScript-based Blazor Reporting components use the ASP.NET Core backend. You can find additional information on localization in the following help topic: Localization - ASP.NET Core Reporting.