If users within the broker domain want to share the files that are associated with message flow and message set development, you must ensure that the files and the content of these files is compatible and can be shared by users working on different systems and in different locales.
Users can share the following files:
You are recommended to restrict the names of these files to a specific set that all your users can understand, for example the characters in the US English code page (a to z, A to Z, 0 to 9, plus special characters underscore and hyphen). This is not a restriction, nor is it enforced, but the users must be able to use each others resources without confusion or error.
The contents of all files listed above, with the exception of ESQL files, are stored in UTF-8 and are therefore common regardless of individual user settings.
The contents of the ESQL files, which users can edit directly, are governed by the editor preference settings that you specify in the workbench:
If you expect users to share ESQL files, either through the use of shared drives across a LAN, or though a shared repository such as CVS, you must ensure that all users set the editor preference to be the same value. This allows each user to work in their current locale, but to be able to access and work with files created by any other user. You are recommended to select UTF-8 to ensure consistent ESQL file content that is accessible by all users regardless of current locale.
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