CultureInfo.Lcid Property

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A 32-bit value that identifies the human language preferred by the customer. Integer. Optional if the Name property is used.

Public Dim Lcid As Integer
    Member of [Namespace].CultureInfo
[C#]
public System.Int32 Lcid
    Member of [Namespace].CultureInfo

Remarks

  • Default is 1033 (English—United States).
  • If the Lcid property is passed along with the Name property, they must both refer to the same country or region; otherwise, a SOAP fault is returned.
  • If the Lcid property is not supported for the DataSource object specified in a call to MapPoint Web Service, a SOAP fault is returned.
  • For a table of the valid Lcid property values for each MapPoint Web Service data source, see Supported Languages.
  • The collation sequence of all Find results are always based on the 2 letter language code; the region code is never used.

Example

 
[Visual Basic] 
'This example assumes that the service instance 
''findService' has already been created and that 
'the MapPoint Web Service namespace has been imported 

' Set the Find Service language ID to French
Dim myCultureInfo As New CultureInfo()
myCultureInfo.Lcid = 12
Dim myUserInfoFindHeader As New UserInfoFindHeader()
myUserInfoFindHeader.Culture = myCultureInfo
findService.UserInfoFindHeaderValue = myUserInfoFindHeader

 
[C#]
//This example assumes that the service instance 
//'findService' has already been created and that 
//the MapPoint Web Service namespace has been imported 
            
// Set the Find Service language ID to French
CultureInfo myCultureInfo = new CultureInfo();
myCultureInfo.Lcid = 12;
UserInfoFindHeader myUserInfoFindHeader = new UserInfoFindHeader();
myUserInfoFindHeader.Culture = myCultureInfo;
findService.UserInfoFindHeaderValue = myUserInfoFindHeader;

 

See Also

CultureInfo Class | CultureInfo.Name Property | DataSource Class | Supported Languages