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Comment: First part of the updates

Starting the WebSpellChecker Server version 5from v5.17.0, we enabled the 25 most popular languages based on our usage statistics by default and added the option to enable other languages via the AppServerX.xml file. To enable the non-default language for the WebSpellChecker Server, you need to perform the steps described in this guide. To enable the language for the previous Server versions, it is required to prepare a custom build by our team, so please contact us at [email protected] if you are eligible for receiving such a build. , the server-based (on-premises) package is shipped with all the Supported languages built-in. For more convenience, the most popular languages are provided in the enabled by default state. The rest ones are in the disabled/inactive state. 

It is very easy to activate the disabled language. To do so, please follow the steps below. The same procedure can be used for disabling unnecessary languages.

Note

If you use the version before v5.17.0 and you need a language that is not available in your package, the only option to proceed is to upgrade to the latest available version. Custom builds are no longer provided.

1. Open the AppServerX.xml configuration file for editing. By default, the file is located in: <Installation_Path>/WSC/AppServer/AppServerX.xml. Before making any changes to the AppServerX.xml file, it is recommended to to stop AppServer.

2. Find a block with the needed language in AppServerX.xml. Example for the Chezh language:

Code Block
languagejs
themeEmacs
<Language Id="cs_CZ" Enabled="false">
	<!-- Czech (Czech Republic) -->
	<Alias>cs</Alias>
	<SpellEngineOptions>
		<SpellCheckProvider>enchant</SpellCheckProvider>
	</SpellEngineOptions>
</Language>

Here you can find the list of supported languages along with their demos: https://webspellchecker.com/supported-languages/.

3. Set Enabled="true".
4. Restart AppServer.
5. If you run WebSpellChecker on Docker, you can create an updated image from a modified Docker container to use it further.

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