This resource is a conversion of UBL 2.0 International Data Dictionary (IDD) spreadsheet files of various languages into OASIS genericode files. Each spreadsheet of each language's localization is converted to a genericode file. In addition, all of the languages are aggregated into a single genericode file for the localization information of each UBL 2.0 document model. User interfaces for programs and other multilingual applications may find it helpful to have some or all of the UBL IDD localization information in a generic keyed-table XML vocabulary.

[Note: The UBL 2.0 International Data Dictionary is still in draft form and currently only supports two languages, Italian and Spanish. See next section for a link to the UBL 1.0 International Data Dictionary.]

Originally submitted on UBL Support SC [2007.07.31]