Rating Service labels file structure

Dear anyone,
could you, please, give me an advice on where can I find the <b>structure</b> of the <b>file</b> containing <b>labels</b> for <b>rating</b> grades of content in SAP EP KMC?
Configuration path:
System Administration -> System Configuration -> KM -> CM -> Repository services -> <b>Rating service</b> -> Rating Values
Location of the file:
<i><b>\etc\rating\labels.properties</b></i>
In my system there is no such file from which I could see the structure.
Thank you in advance.
Regards Jiri

Hi Jiri,
if you want to change only the label names for ratings, then you have to look for the file ../<IRJ-Root>/Web-INF/deployment/pcd/com.sap.km.cm.ui.par(.bak)
Remove the bak, unrar it, and go to ../PORTAL-INF/lib.
Unrar the file "km.appl.ui.collaboration_api" and go to com\sapportals\wcm\control\collaboration.
You have to change the files RatingControl.properties and the other languages bundle files ie: RatingControl_de.properties,...
Look for the technical names:
<i>rateText5=Excellent
rateText4=Good
rateText3=Fair
rateText2=Poor
rateText1=Very Poor</i>
Rar everything back und restart the portal.
Hope this helps,
Robert

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