Language used by an OVS

Hi!!
I'm using an OVS in an application which is in Spanish, but the OVS shows the fields labels in English.
Which configuration does this depend on? How can I control the language used by the OVS?
Thanks a lot!

Hi Monteverde
here you need to consider 2 thigs
1) Set your User's Language profile in portal to Spanish
2) You need to import Language Bundle available in ".xlf" format into Developer Studio
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<a href="http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/21/9499f2f50ca44a85e9611f14fbdc21/frameset.htm">Information</a>
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Chaitanya.A

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