Report localization

Question

Hi,
i'm trying to localize a report on SSRS 2012. I'm using VS 2012
Here is my solution setup.
I have 2 projects one for the localization implementation that contain resx files and the class that pools the values from resex and one project for the reports.
In the first poroject my post build event copies files to the targets
copy "$(TargetPath)" "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\Common7\IDE\PrieAssemblies"
copy "$(TargetPath)" "C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSRS11.SQLSERVER\Reporting Services\ReportServer\bin"
On the report i have a lable that pools value from the code
Public Shared Function LocalizedValue(resourceKey As String, culture As String) As String
          Return SSRS.Localization.LocalizedValues.getLocalizedString(resourceKey, culture)
End Function
expression on the label is{ =code.LocalizedValue("HelloWorldText", Parameters!culture.Value)}
Poblem is that value returned to the report is always from the default resource file. 
I have tested this on 2 ways:
one in the class method 
public static string getLocalizedString( string id, string cultureInfo)
            //return cultureInfo;
            string resourceName = "SSRS.Localization.ReportLanguage";
            ResourceManager rm = new ResourceManager(resourceName, Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly());
            CultureInfo ci = new CultureInfo(cultureInfo);
            return rm.GetString(id, ci);
if the method returns cultureInfo it displays correctly on the report.
the second test was i have created web application and invoked the same method. It worked perfectly.
Does anyone knows why this happens? 

Answer 1

Hello Roei.
For every column you can create a custom formula such as:
If CurrentLocale = "en_US" then "Column Heading in English" ELSE
If CurrentLocale = "fr_FR" then "Column Heading in French"  ELSE
Then use this custom function for every column you want to show the heading. Based on the CurrentLocale correct heading will come up.
Thanks
Raman