Languages supported by MDSD 3.0 and MDSD 4.0

Dear Friends,
Can you please tell me which languages are support by MDSD latest versions.
I want to know is it support RTL language like Arabic.
Regards
Malik

Hi Malik,
please have a look at SAP notes 1284852 and 1123208 > language versions.
It looks like RTL languages like Arabic are currently not supported for the UI.
However this does not necessarily mean, that you cannot use Arabic data (like e.g. names) when using these products.
Best regards,
Nils Buerckel

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