ITSmobile and chinese characters under UNICODE

Hello,
we already use ITSmobile on our ECC6.4 EhP4.
Now we plan a roll-out of this process to China.
As far as i know it is enough to install and activate chinese language (simplified Chinese) to be able to log on in chinese and get all transactions with chinese characters.
Is this also valid for ITSmobile or do we have to take something else into account?
Best regards,
Alex

Hello Alex,
Make sure that you have the Chinese language installed on the mobile device. Also need to make sure that you have Chinese on your R/3 system, easiest way to test is to logon in Chinese (usually simplified Chinese for China).
Edgar

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